In this practical seminar, we will show you how to protect your product from possible contamination with an appropriate protective concept. How to set up, qualify, maintain, clean, disinfect, and service this cleanroom. However, owning a nice cleanroom is not enough; it must also be entered in a properly clean manner. This means that the entry process for personnel, including external staff and materials, must be defined based on risk.

But without the proper hygiene understanding of the personnel, this process is not contamination-free either. Therefore, training of cleanroom staff is necessary. Since cleanrooms can become contaminated despite increased precautions, they must be cleaned and disinfected. Learn this procedure in our workshops.

Bring your questions with you; we will help you develop solutions. For example, "What does the new Annex 1 require? What should be considered?"