Practical Guide for Meeting ISO 14644-2 'Monitoring Plan' Requirements

Published: 28-Jul-2015

23 September 2015

Training course

IEST Training Centre, Arlington Heights, IL, US


This course will address the ISO 14644-2 requirement for a predetermined and documented 'Monitoring and Periodic Testing Plan' for cleanroom operations.

The first half of the workshop is general to all cleanrooms and the second half is devoted to particle monitoring in medical product cleanrooms.

Organiser: IEST

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