Ottoman pharmaceutical

• Located 10-km Raiwind road, Lahore

• Veterinary bio-pharmaceutical company

• Providing vaccines against viral infections in

poultry

• Licensed by Drug Regulatory Authority of

Pakistan (DRAP)
Clients
 Departments
Production Department
• Everything is produced as per the
rules and regulations of Regulatory
Authority of Pakistan
• Develop inactivated adjuvant-based
vaccines for layer, breeder and broiler
• Experienced microbiologists,
veterinarians and pharmacists
Research & Development Department
• Ottoman has a separate R&D
department to keep researching for
better and improved techniques
• High level methods are used to
improve present production methods
• Coping up with recent advancements
in biological sciences
Department (contd.)
Quality control Quality Assurance
• All the primary ingredients are aligned • Head department working all the time
i-e gel, oil and virus assuring the quality at each level
• After production product is shifted to
QC room for inspection
• Keeping in mind the technicalities and
• Sample from the batch is picked and scientific requirement
examined by experienced workers

• Proper documentation and records are • QA team include experienced

maintained employees with 20+ years of
experience in this field
Process of Vaccine Production
The vaccine is produced by going through following compartments:
Dark room:
In this the eggs are checked, virus requires a certain status of
embryo for growth. The eggs which qualify the standard are then
kept in incubators.

Cold room:
The eggs are kept in the cold room for some time. From where they
are used for injection of virus later.
Process of Vaccine Production (contd.)
Production room -1:
It is a restricted area and in this room virus is exposed and vaccine is produced.
Eggs are moved through conveyor belt and virus is injected.

Production room- 2:
In this room virus or any preservative such as oil is mixed in the container and the
mixed material is homogenized. The vaccine is ready to be filled at this step, it is
filled in the bottles. The bottles are sealed and packed and stored.
Overhead Absorption Rate

● The company can use the average direct labor hours calculated above of 0.4635
DLH per unit to get an estimated figure of the total labor hours that would be
required to perform a job.
● For example, if a job required the company to produce 9,800 units it would
require an estimated 4,542 DLH (0.4635 DLH/Unit x 9800 Units) to perform the
job.
● Overhead Absorption Rate = Estimated Overheads / Estimated DLH
= 1,116,319 / 4,542

=246 / DLH
Overhead Absorption Rate
• The company can then make adjustments to the costs of manufacturing
overhead to get an estimated figure.
• From the figure below it can be seen that overheads range in between Rs.
1,000,000 to Rs. 1,100,000.
• If the company feels that after accounting for high electricity usage and low gas
usage its costs would range somewhere around Rs. 1,116,319,
Overhead Absorption Rate