PMCC Verification

PMCC – Certification Verification Portal

Verify Pharmaceutical Microbiology Competency Certification

The PMCC Certification Verification Portal allows employers, regulatory auditors, and stakeholders to verify the authenticity and validity of Pharmaceutical Microbiology Competency Certification (PMCC).

1. Purpose of Verification

PMCC verification ensures transparency, authenticity, and credibility of certified professionals. Each certificate issued under PMCC is assigned a unique Certification Identification Number (Certification ID).

Every PMCC certificate follows a standardized identification format: 

PMCC-TESTNAME-LEVEL-YEAR-UNIQUEID

Example:

PMCC-WT-BASIC-2026-00001
PMCC-EM-SME-2026-00125
PMCC-ST-BASIC-2027-00078

2. Certification ID Components Explained

Component Description Example
PMCC Certification Body Identifier PMCC
TESTNAME Short Code of Examination / Course WT (Water Testing)
LEVEL Certification Level BASIC / SME
YEAR Year of Certification Issue 2026
UNIQUEID Sequential Unique Candidate Number 00001

3. Common Test Name Codes

Code Course Name
WT Water Testing
EM Environmental Monitoring
ST Sterility Testing
BET Bacterial Endotoxin Testing
RMM Rapid Microbiology Methods
CCS Contamination Control Strategy

3. Verification Process

  1. Obtain Certification ID from candidate certificate
  2. Enter Certification ID in verification request form
  3. Submit request for authentication
  4. Verification response will confirm certification status

4. Certification Status Categories

Status Meaning
Active Certification valid and within validity period
Expired Certification validity period completed
Suspended Certification temporarily suspended due to policy violation
Withdrawn Certification permanently revoked

5. Certificate Validity Period

  • Basic Level: 1 Year
  • Expert / SME Level: 2 Years
  • Requalification required after validity expiry

6. Digital Certificate Security Features

PMCC digital certificates may include:

  • Unique Certification ID
  • Issue Date & Expiry Date
  • QR Code (if applicable)
  • Digital Verification Reference

7. Fraud & Misuse Warning

Unauthorized reproduction, alteration, or misuse of PMCC certificates is strictly prohibited.

  • Forged certificates will be legally actionable
  • Impersonation may result in permanent blacklisting
  • Misrepresentation of certification level is prohibited

8. Disclaimer

PMCC certification confirms demonstrated competency at the time of examination. Verification confirms certification status only and does not substitute employer qualification systems or regulatory authority approvals.

9. Contact for Verification Queries

For manual verification requests or official confirmation letters, please contact PMCC administration through the official contact page.

Verification Policy Version Control

Version Effective Date Approved By
Rev 1.0 To Be Assigned PMCC Governing Authority

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