The 12 points auditors check
Walked through one by one, in the order they are examined on site.
With Nitesh Gaikwad - 15+ years inside pharmaceutical, chemical and industrial plants, and an MBA in Operations Management. This is a diagnostic, not a sales call.
Nothing is pitched to you on this call unless you ask for it.
Free · 30 minutes with Nitesh himself · Qualification form required
Sixty seconds, and you will have the whole problem.
You ask, they confirm, nobody records it. Then the audit arrives.
So the training starts from zero again, and so does the quality.
You stopped it yourself. Had EHS seen it first, it is an incident report with your name on it.
Everybody knows what that file looks like. Including the auditor.
Every vendor arrives low and revises later. That is why you have had three.
So here is your free one. Ask your contractor for last month's area-wise cleaning records in writing. Give him twenty-four hours.
Whatever comes back tells you exactly where you stand - and it costs nothing to find out before an auditor does.
With Nitesh himself. A diagnostic, not a quotation.
Walked through one by one, in the order they are examined on site.
Live, point by point. Nobody scores it for you and nobody argues.
Not "improve documentation". The exact three, in your plant, in priority order.
A straight answer from somebody who spent fifteen years inside plants like yours.
Including what your existing contractor could start next week at no extra cost.
Not unless you ask. If you do not, the call ends and you keep your scorecard.
He is not a labour contractor who learned the word compliance. He spent fifteen years inside pharmaceutical, chemical and industrial plants, seeing first-hand how operations, discipline, safety and quality actually work.
Which is why Samarth does not sell cleaners. It sells a documented system built to pharma discipline - because a standard that holds in pharma holds anywhere.
“We don't send you cleaners. We send you a compliance system.”
An auditor cannot see last Tuesday. He sees what you recorded about it. So a plant cleaned well with no records scores worse than one cleaned adequately with six months of signed ones. Nobody tells a Plant Head this, and it is the most expensive thing he does not know.
Before anybody cleans anything.
The part where other vendors quietly fail.
The thing you have never had.
No call centre or sales setter. The diagnostic is held with Nitesh, who spends the rest of his working time running industrial operations.
Your next audit date matters. Establishing an ongoing cleaning record is more useful than trying to recreate evidence shortly before an inspection.
Bring basic details about your site and your next audit date. The scorecard is yours whether you work with Samarth or not.
Assessment discussion, prioritised gaps and written scorecard included.
No payment details required
No service pitch unless requested