Resources
Checklists and guides you can use today
Free, one-page checklists of what your inspector or assessor expects on temperature, guides written by our team, and example reports from our compliance check. No sign-up for the guides.
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MHRA GDP and Green Book temperature checklist
One A4 page on what the GDP guidelines and the Green Book expect for storing medicines and vaccines: mapping, monitoring, alarms, calibration, and what to record when a fridge goes out of range. For WDA holders, pharmacies and GP practices.
Both checklists are on one page.
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ISO 15189 temperature checklist
One A4 page on what UKAS assessors look for on fridges, freezers, incubators and rooms under ISO 15189:2022, from records and alarms to calibration and measurement uncertainty. For medical laboratories preparing for an assessment.
Guides
Guides from our team
Longer reads on calibration, uncertainty and choosing a system. All guides and all articles.
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Measurement uncertainty in medical laboratory temperature monitoring
What uncertainty means for a lab fridge or freezer, and how to account for it when a UKAS assessor asks.
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ISO 17025-accredited calibration: why it matters
What an accredited calibration certificate tells you, and why auditors in every sector look for one.
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Choosing monitoring hardware for fixed sites and fleets
What to look for in sensors and gateways for buildings and vehicles, and the questions to ask any supplier.
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Example reports and the rules explained
Example compliance check reports
Five reports by sector (MHRA GDP, HPRA GDP, BRCGS, ISO 15189 and medicines storage), written for fictional customers, in the same format you'd get.
See the examplesMHRA GDP, explained
What the GDP guidelines expect of WDA holders on temperature: storage, mapping, monitoring and excursions, with the clauses.
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20-minute compliance check
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In 20 minutes we look at how you prove temperature to your inspector or auditor, and where the gaps are. You get a short list of what to fix first. No product tour.