Cleanrooms Principles in Practice®

Key learning objectives of the Cleanroom Training course are:

- To have an increased knowledge of all fundamental principles for all personnel involved in the management and operations of cleanrooms
- To be able to apply the knowledge gained to participate in risk assessments and investigations in their own facility
- Have been provided the background on how GMP regulations and ISO standards define cleanroom design, operation and validation
- Understand the sources of microbiological contamination and how to control and minimise them
- Recognise current best practices for gowning, changing and operator qualification
- Appreciate the features of facility design and how the type of product and operations influence the design
- To understand the qualification of HVAC systems and how to interpret data
- To understand key tests involved in qualification, smoke testing and particle counting
- To understand how to use impact assessment to define system boundaries and identify critical components
- Be able to present a cost-effective approach to validation
- Appreciate cleaning and maintaining control

Engineers, QA, Validation and Operations personnel.

Successful design and management cannot solely be based on HVAC, but is part of a holistic approach that covers cleanroom design, operations, HVAC and monitoring processes. This three-day Cleanroom Training course delivers a comprehensive overview of the regulatory and design requirements of the facility, highlights the interaction between materials and personnel within the cleanroom, examines the principles of HVAC design, filters and air filtration, and provides guidelines for ongoing contamination control through environmental monitoring and cleaning.