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Establishing and Regaining Control of Cleanroom

 

This webinar will focus on starting up a new cleanroom operation covering everything from utilities to environmental monitoring. Routine cleaning and disinfection will also be addressed. Addressing contamination and bringing up the cleanroom after a worst case event will be discussed. Cases studies on bringing up the site after a worst case event will be detailed. Excursion investigations and troubleshooting parameters and suggestions will also be discussed.

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Upon completing this course participants should:

  • The critical steps needed to release the room for manufacturing will be discussed.
  • Routine cleaning and disinfection strategies will be covered as well as the latest in equipment and application.
  • Establishing control of the clean room after a worst case event.
  • Excursion events will be discussed and case studies will be covered regarding excursion events.

Areas Covered in the Session :

  • Critical steps in starting a new clean room operation
  • Critical Steps need to release the clean room for manufacturing
  • Routine cleaning and disinfection strategies
  • Utilities
  • Contamination
  • Environmental monitoring
  • Establishing control of the clean room after a worst case event
  • Excursion events
  • Case studies regarding excursion events
  • Excursion investigations and troubleshooting parameters

Who Should Attend:

  • QA and QC managers
  • Disinfectant validation managers
  • Operations managers
  • Clean room managers
  • Personnel and contractors that clean and disinfect clean rooms
  • EH&S managers
  • Regulatory compliance managers and environmental monitoring managers
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