Cleanroom Classification Testing and Monitoring

Published: 15-Dec-2015

22 March 2016

Training course

Fremont, CA, US


Cleanroom environments provide a high degree of environmental control for manufacturing or scientific research. The extent of environmental control begins in the planning stage and continues through the construction, qualification and operation of the cleanroom. Cleanroom testing is an important part of cleanroom qualification and ongoing monitoring is an important part of cleanroom operations.

This course will address the fundamentals of cleanroom testing as related to the ISO 14644 international cleanroom standards as well as address the recent revisions of ISO 14644 Parts 1 & 2 in relation to cleanroom testing. Examples of cleanroom testing and monitoring in various industries will be provided.

Organiser: IEST Institute of Environmental Sciences and Technology

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