Cleanroom monitoring systems: a quick guide to implementation

Published: 4-Mar-2014

Customised monitoring systems are being used more and more in manufacturing environments to ensure compliance with GMP. Matthias Alber takes a logical step-by-step look at what to consider during the specifying and commissioning process

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There are an ever-increasing number of strict rules and regulations for Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Good Automated Manufacturing Practice (GAMP) compliant products, and compliance with these rules and regulations needs to be observed as a part of a company’s quality management system.

For this purpose a customised cleanroom monitoring system is a very helpful instrument. Ideally, the monitoring system will document the critical environmental and production parameters automatically, continuously and completely – without further effort. The system allows the user to intervene if parameters differ from the desired value and records the actual parameters so that they are verifiable in the long term.

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