01.25.23 -- A Guide To Cleanroom Construction Methodologies

Many of today’s most advanced therapeutic molecules are parenteral, administered via injection or infusion, and dispensed by healthcare providers around the world. Developed with standard factory-fabricated modular components, cleanroom systems are purposely designed to simplify implementation of the aseptic manufacturing space needed to meet future sterile injectable capacity demand.

As the life sciences industry responds to the COVID-19 pandemic in record fashion, cleanroom technologies have proven vital to efforts to combat the pandemic. Learn about a new, streamlined process that delivers complete custom cleanrooms from scratch in as little as four months from concept initiation.

Current advances in cell, gene, and tissue therapies require a rethinking of how — and where — cleanroom manufacturing facilities could be built, enabling more options for sponsor process control. Learn about the factors that are central to successful entry into commercialization of new therapeutic production capital projects.

Lean construction, as a buzzword, gets a lot of play in the cleanroom industry for good reason. It is an idea that got its start with Toyota in the 1950s to maximize efficiency and eliminate waste in production. Learn about lean construction along with lean installation of modular cleanrooms.

Your future cleanroom is a critical asset, not just another construction project. The investment you make in the cleanroom facility is significant, and it should perform for years to come. Learn the relative strengths and weaknesses of various cleanroom construction methodologies that are being implemented within the marketplace.

There are three major options when building a pharmaceutical grade cleanroom on your existing site — stick built, modular, or podular. Learn about modular installation and the leading alternative, stick built construction, along with how the two compare.