Cleanroom Design Only

Our experienced specialist survey team can produce accurate, non-invasive 2D live AutoCAD files of your existing facility, gathering onsite dimensions and images using a combination of traditional and latest laser measuring technology and recording equipment.

Data collected during the onsite survey can be used as an up-to-date site record for planned maintenance programmes, area identification, fire escape plans, quantifying and future space planning, all in one place and in an industry standard usable digital data format.

We understand that most of the existing spaces / facilities are within live critical environments, so we only use our most experienced specialist team who are very familiar with GMP and critical environment procedures.

In the detailed design phase, the ideas and concepts evolve to concrete plans, required specifications and exact definitions of dimensions, materials and components, defined in a User Requirement Specification (URS).

The initial URS defines the processes, equipment, operations, capacities and the environmental criteria for the cleanroom design. In the URS, designers need to review the flow of people and products through the facility to assess the optimum layout for regulatory compliance, efficient operation and the minimisation of cross contamination opportunities.

It is vital that relevant personnel from production, quality, logistics, maintenance and engineering are involved in the early stages of the design. This avoids reworking of design layouts and minimises costly errors by overlooking or misinterpreting practical issues. Once the URS has been approved, the functional design specification (FDS) will be developed.