ISPE GAMP 5 support at any stage of your project
Some teams come to me before a project starts. Others come mid-project, when scope has drifted and documentation has fallen behind. A few come when a project has stalled at FAT.
What I offer
SGP Quality Engine implementation
Full implementation of the model in your organisation
Covers project model, Stage Gate process, SQP setup, and full template structure
I stay until your team can run it independently
You end the engagement with a well-defined process and a set of templates your team owns.
Advisory and project support
Advice at any phase of a project
Direct support at early specification, design freeze, and final verification, where risk is highest
Specific recommendations based on what I see in your project
You get a clear picture of what’s missing and a prioritised plan to address it.
Training
Workshops on intended use definition, fail-safe design, Stage Gate, and FAT/SAT execution
Each session produces something your team can use the following week
Built specifically around your projects
How an engagement works
Every engagement starts with a benchmark. I map your current process against the SGP Quality Engine and identify the gaps. We then agree on what to address first. From there we work through the changes together, on a live project or in a dedicated sprint.
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1. Current state review
A map of your process against the five phases of the model.

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2. Gap analysis
A list of what is working and what is carrying risk.

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3. Recommendation
A prioritised set of changes with a realistic timeline.

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4. Implementation
I work through the changes with your team and stay until the process is running.

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Building long-term capability
For engineering managers who want ISPE GAMP 5 capability built into their business, I offer a strategic engagement. The outcome is a project model your team owns, and a Supplier Quality Plan your sales team can present to customers.
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How to get started
Most engagements start with a conversation about where your project stands. I’ll ask about your current process and tell you what an engagement looks like.