Your industry-specific cleanroom equipment will likely require regular maintenance to make sure it serves your needs effectively. To establish and effective cleanroom maintenance strategy is absolutely vital for:

• Keeping the cleanroom equipment running
• Ensuring cleanroom compliance
• Optimizing process efficiency and productivity
• Improving equipment reliability
• Minimizing unplanned downtime
• Reducing operating and maintenance costs

In order to complete the cleanroom equipment maintenance, the cleanroom is required to be shut down, so it is important to plan ahead to minimize disruption. It’s important to combine cleanroom maintenance tasks together and perform them simultaneously, such as replacing pre-filters while repairing the cleanroom equipment, as well as the furniture that supports it.

TBM organises well-established and profitable events focusing on Cleanroom Design & Engineering and Cleanroom Operations, QA and QC. Based on the knowledge and expertise we have, we have decided to create this event focused on the maintenance and servicing. This forum is a great opportunity for the participants to learn more about:

Examining the fundamental importance of cleanroom servicing and maintenance concerns at the cleanroom design and engineering stage

Effective cleanroom remediation after a contamination event

Ensuring full control of the cleanroom environment through tight management of servicing and maintenance functions and activities

Best-practice cleanroom equipment servicing and maintenance

Optimising your cleanroom preventive maintenance strategies

The complexities of fine-tuning HVAC systems

Ensuring the highest levels of training and quality of cleanroom servicing and maintenance personnel

Strategies for energy efficiency in challenging times

Best practice risk identification, mitigation and management

Cleanroom validation – Strategies for comprehensive monitoring and maintenance of cleanroom environment quality levels

Ensuring awareness and compliance to developing regulation and standards