More productivity in the cleanroom – what wall paint and Co. make a difference

Unavoidable, but outdated and expensive. Cleanroom operators and staff are familiar with the problem. Cleanroom technology is continuously evolving. Adjustments that would increase efficiency are costly and time-consuming – for most, this is not an affordable option. Because if the cleanroom works, why invest money?

Efficiency improvement despite cost reduction is no longer unthinkable

Cleanroom technology and furnishings are not developed continuously without reason. More innovative materials promote the efficiency of the cleanroom and simultaneously reduce costs through less wear and tear and lower consumption. The costly downtime of the cleanroom during expansion or upgrades is now kept to a minimum thanks to new techniques. One of the pioneers in this area is Takeda, where an upgrade of the rooms was implemented during ongoing production.

Monitoring systems are also achieving increasingly higher safety standards and should be regularly maintained or renewed. Because, as is well known, the authorities do not sleep and regularly check whether the cleanroom still meets its qualification level. Due to continuous technological and regulatory developments, it is not uncommon for the qualification level to be lost. When this happens and how to regain your level is explained by AGES.

The safety of cleanroom workers has top priority

Safety of cleanroom workers should come first, ahead of efficiency and cost awareness. This opinion is shared by Octapharma, which has conducted comprehensive self-studies on the effects and benefits of various disinfectants and has identified the best and safest options.

But the well-being and health of cleanroom workers are also essential for a successful working environment. For example, Fresenius-Kabi has tested and detailed the compatibility and appropriateness of cleanroom clothing and accessories from different providers.

Making the cleanroom more attractive is a win-win situation

A more visually appealing design of the cleanroom is also increasingly coming to the forefront. Standardly, cleanrooms are kept white. Everyone has probably experienced that this leads to fatigue, poor concentration, and errors. With a well-thought-out color concept, motivation and productivity can easily be increased.

Cleanrooms at the IIR Pharma Forum 2016

During the IIR Pharma Forum, these and other topics will be discussed in detail. Experts from Baxalta, Fresenius-Kabi, Octapharma, and Takeda will present the latest practical experiences. The AGES authority will be present and inform about regulatory requirements and gray areas.

Forum Pharma "Cleanrooms"
March 15 - 16, 2016
Schlosspark Mauerbach, Mauerbach near Vienna