Non-Viable Particle Monitoring of Cleanrooms - Periodic and Continuous Monitoring

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1 Microrite, Inc. brings you this unique learning experience in Non-Viable Particle Monitoring of Cleanrooms - Periodic and Continuous Monitoring; Part of Microrite s step-by-step webinar series. Non-Viable Particle Monitoring of Cleanrooms - Periodic and Continuous Monitoring Non-viable particle monitoring is a required technique to determine air quality in cleanrooms and controlled environments. In medical product cleanrooms various regulations apply regarding the monitoring of non-viable particles. This webinar will discuss general non-viable particle monitoring in relation to international cleanroom standards, and address non-viable particle monitoring in medical product cleanrooms. It is important for facility engineers, quality control, and environmental monitoring team members to understand non-viable particle monitoring in cleanrooms and controlled environments. When? September 17 th, :30pm to 3:30pm Eastern Standard Time Which industries does this webinar apply to? Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology, Medical Device, and In-Vitro Diagnostics Who will benefit? Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Microbiology, Manufacturing, Engineering, Facilities, Validation, and Training Personnel

2 September 17 th, 2014 Topics to be covered: Non-Viable Particle Monitoring Technology GMP Requirements for Non-viable Particle Monitoring Classification and Periodic Monitoring of Cleanrooms Continuous Non-viable Particle Monitoring of Cleanrooms Sample Point Selection Criteria Particle Counter Selection Criteria Calibration Requirements and Expectations Validation Considerations Who will be teaching? Morgan Polen has been involved with cleanrooms and contamination control since 1984, working in over 40 countries involved with projects ranging from cleanroom design, construction, validation, monitoring program development, particle counter design and product management for cleanroom related products and systems. Addressing monitoring and control solutions in a wide variety of clean industries such as pharmaceutical, medical device, semiconductor, data storage, aerospace, defense, automotive, optical and others.

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