Piepenbrock with its own booth at the LOUNGES

Piepenbrock offers cleanroom cleaning in all cleanroom classes. (Image: Piepenbrock Group GmbH + Co. KG)

Piepenbrock is also present at the LOUNGES in Karlsruhe again in 2019. At its own booth in the dm Arena, the building service provider will showcase its broad range of services in cleanroom cleaning from February 5th to 7th. Additionally, the audience can learn about the company's own training center for cleanroom cleaning, which is currently being planned and is expected to open in mid-2019.

Piepenbrock offers companies professional cleanroom cleaning services, including all necessary documentation. The spectrum includes both maintenance cleaning of all cleanroom classes and special cleaning services, as well as the airlock service. All services are performed according to ISO 14644, VDI 2083, and GMP guidelines. "Our customers get everything from a single source," emphasizes Norbert Gürke, Head of the Cleanroom Cleaning Department at Piepenbrock. "We are already looking forward to showing the visitors of the LOUNGES our cleanroom services, discussing the current trends in our industry with them, and of course, engaging in professional exchange. The LOUNGES provide an ideal platform for this," Gürke continues.

2019: Opening of the company's own training center

The family-owned company relies on continuous training of its employees and plans to open a training center for cleanroom cleaning in mid-2019. It is part of the Piepenbrock Academy and complements the technology center in Osnabrück. "Cleanroom cleaning involves great responsibility; our customers place great trust in us," emphasizes Norbert Gürke. "We want to create a training environment where we can sensitize employees to the specific requirements of our customers and impart a comprehensive understanding of the cleanroom." The training center will feature two simulated cleanrooms – one according to ISO standards and one according to GMP requirements. These will include a double or pharmaceutical floor with an appropriate cove for wall connections. There will also be an airlock area where employees can practice the correct dressing techniques. Cleaning techniques for walls, floors, ceilings, and furnishings, as well as the proper use of cleaning agents and materials, will also be part of the curriculum. "Our multifunctional cleanroom training center will be about 160 sqm," reports Gürke. "It enables employees to train the correct behavior in the cleanroom under nearly realistic conditions." The focus is on practical training. The areas of the center are designed so that practical application in the cleanroom can follow directly after theoretical instruction.