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GMP & quality readiness

Build cannabis GMP readiness around the production floor.

ILC helps production teams connect quality responsibilities, facilities, sanitation, people, materials, suppliers, equipment, records, deviations, complaints, and recalls before an audit or customer requirement exposes the gaps.

Production equipment in a cannabis manufacturing facility
Production floor and equipment review
Inside the operation

How this shows up on the floor.

ILC works the way an auditor will: follow an actual product, person, piece of equipment, or quality event through the system and see whether the room and record support each other.

What changes

GMP readiness should change what happens in the room and what the batch record can prove—not add a separate quality binder beside the operation.

  • A prioritized quality-system gap list

  • Stronger batch and traceability records

  • Clear deviation and corrective-action practice

  • Staff prepared to explain the work during an audit

What ILC handles

What ILC can handle.

The exact engagement depends on your license, locations, stage, and internal capacity.

GMP gap review

Review the quality system and facility against the applicable standard, customer expectation, state rule, and product risk.

Floor and record trace

Follow people, materials, equipment, sanitation, environmental controls, production, hold, release, and records through a live process.

Quality-event practice

Test deviations, nonconforming material, complaints, investigations, corrective action, supplier issues, and recalls.

Audit preparation

Organize evidence, rehearse interviews and record retrieval, close priority findings, and assign remaining work.

Where operators get exposed

Where this work breaks down.

Most problems show up when what staff do, what the system records, and what the written procedure says no longer match.

Quality approves after the fact

Production moves forward while records, holds, deviations, or specifications are completed later.

Sanitation is a schedule, not a result

The log shows completion but no one defines what clean means or checks recurring failures.

The recall plan has never moved product

Traceability is assumed until a practice exercise tries to reconcile the affected inventory and contacts.

Who this helps

A good fit for this work.

  • Manufacturers pursuing GMP certification
  • Teams preparing for customer or regulator audits
  • Production facilities formalizing quality
  • Operators responding to contamination or product complaints
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