Regulatory compliance is never really achieved. It is maintained.
Keeping your cleanroom in a constant state of compliance is the only way to ensure all inspections come and go uneventfully. This also ensures you’re constantly protecting the people and processes in your facility.
A single airflow issue found in your cleanroom during a regulatory inspection can bring your productivity to a screeching halt, costing you massive amounts of lost revenue, productivity, and possibly even your brand’s reputation.
Ensuring constant compliance is incredibly complex, with each respective industry presenting its own list of challenges. However, broadly speaking, these are the areas that most organizations will need to focus on to maintain constant compliance.

Inefficient power usage or workflow in your cleanroom will cost you a fortune and frustrate you to no end.

It’s truly the people, procedures, and power that will make or break the success of any cleanroom, in any sector.

These are all things you can address early on in the planning phase, and this is the approach we typically take with our clients.

A well-thought-out and well-designed cleanroom ensures you can maintain a high level of industry compliance, operational efficiency, and cost-effectiveness. On the other hand, a poorly designed cleanroom will only frustrate you with ongoing issues, while it hemorrhages spendings.

To ensure your cleanroom falls into the first category, here are 8 steps you need to follow during the early design stage to create an efficient and compliant cleanroom.