How to know about STORES (ware house) job in Pharma Industry.

• In this stores department we are collecting raw material from the vendor.

• Then it will send to the Quality control department to sample test.

• The finished products are kept under separate section, and these are ready to sending out through the distributors.

• The indents are requesting from the all departments like Production, Quality control, Quality assurance, and R & D departments.

• In this ware house different types of labels are available, those are

• Approved labels:  these are in green colour label.

• To be tested:  these are in orange colour label.

• Rejected labels:  these are in red colour label.

• In these store department, each raw material having their individual code numbers.

• The raw material and finished products are stored in well containers and calibrated refrigerators.

• In these ware house department, we are using different types of equipment’s those are

• Weighing balances, refrigerators, drums, carbyles, trollies, glassware’s, labels, and containers etc.

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