Stop Contamination in Your Operations with Reusable and Disposable Garments

Human source contamination is the #1 cleanroom problem--the #1 cause of compromised cleanroom integrity. therefore, specification and use of an appropriate gowning system is essential in limiting the elements of human-generated contamination from reaching and affecting product or processes in the cleanroom.

This information is intended to assist the end user, system designer, supplier, and processor in defining required performance criteria, test methods, and procedures for gowning-system use and maintenance, as well as in developing a quality-control plan for the apparel and other accessories that may be included in the system. the recommended practice (rp),  iest-rp-cc003.5: garment system considerations for cleanrooms and other controlled environments, will be discussed. this rp identifies factors related to gowning systems that may influence the performance of cleanrooms, including selection, construction, material characteristics, performance, laundering, maintenance, validation, and documentation. the rp also describes test methods used to evaluate relevant properties for cleanroom applications.

Course Outline     Who Should Attend?     Course Materials     Instructor     Next Date and Location

Course Outline

• introduction
• human sourced contamination
• iest-rp-cc003.5
  • fabric
  • construction
  • garment styles
  • cleanroom garment laundering
  • apparel testing
  • quality programs

Who Should Attend

those involved with human-sourced contamination control in the operation of controlled environments (end user, system designer, supplier, and launderer/processor).

Course Material

• copy of powerpoint presentation in course binder
• certificate of attendance for completion of ceus

Continuing education units: .6 CEUs

Instructor

Jan Eudy

Next date and location

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