Desenvolvimento de manual de boas práticas de fabricação como proposta de um serviço de consultoria para Quanttum Empresa Júnior aplicado numa indústria química de saneantes

Abstract

The quality of manufacturing sanitizing products is essential to ensure safety, efficiency, and compliance with current regulations. In this context, the Good Manufacturing Practices Manual (GMPM) stands out as a key tool for standardizing production processes, reducing risks, and continuously improving quality. This study proposed the development of a GMPM as a new consulting service offered by Quanttum Empresa Júnior, specifically applied to the sanitizing industry, aiming to diversify the services of the Junior Enterprise of Chemical Engineering at UTFPR. To achieve this, a literature review was conducted on sanitizing products, regulations, quality control, and manufacturing stages, in addition to adapting the 5W2H methodology, which guided the definition of the scope, structure, and priority standards of the GMPM. The results showed that the GMPM contributed to the standardization of production processes, improved quality management, and reduced operational and environmental risks in the serviced company. Furthermore, the implementation of the manual enables the training of Quanttum members, promoting technical and practical development aligned with market demands. This initiative strengthened Quanttum’s competitiveness, consolidating its mission of excellence and innovation while expanding its presence in the chemical sector.