Aspects to Consider for Clean Room Qualification and Operation
Overview:
Controlled environmental conditions are often used when making medical devices and pharmaceuticals. However, to make sure these clean rooms are continuously operating in a state of control can be a difficult task unless the appropriate controls are incorporated into the design.
This talk will focus on the controls that need to be considered during the design and contruction and the methods to demonstrate these controls are effective.
Areas Covered in the Session:
- Clean Room Classification Design and Operation
- Engineering and Budget Considerations
- Air Filtration and Maintaining Positive Pressure
- Interlocks and Pass Throughs
- Controlling Human Factors
- Acceptance Criteria
Who Will Benefit: This discussion will benefit any organization that wants to improve the control of their current clean room faclity or those considering building or upgradeing their clean rooms. It should be of interest to:
- QA and Manufacturing Managers
- Engineers
- Supervisors
- consultants
- Auditors responsible for designing or qualifying controlled environments or operating within them