Pharma and medical device
In a regulated plant the cleaning record is part of the batch record. We clean to your procedures, keep the lot numbers and contact times, and hand your quality team a log they can file without rewriting.
What changes in this building
The log is a quality record.
- Procedures
We clean to your SOPs by number and revision; a change on your side changes the scope on ours.
- Lots and contact times
Every product, lot and contact time in the record, by room.
- Deviations
Reported the same shift, written up, corrected and signed.
- Production floors
Lane markings, epoxy and packaging areas kept to spec on the floor-care schedule.
- Offices and warehouse
Nightly janitorial around the plant, with the same crew lead.
Inside the room
The procedure reaches every surface.
Agree the room, the method and the record before any work begins. Cleaning supports your quality system; it never replaces it.
Planned with the facility and quality teams; filter faces stay yours.
The approved operating conditions decide when we may be in the room.
Accessible returns in the written scope, on their own frequency.
Approved products, documented steps, contact times kept.
Entry training complete and recorded before access.
Services for this building
What a pharma scope usually contains.
GMP and regulated cleaning
Your procedures, your products, your records.
Cleanroom and controlled environments
Gowned crews on the pressure cascade.
Floor and surface care
Epoxy and lane markings on a schedule.
Regulated rooms
Questions from quality teams
Can your crews be qualified under our training system?
Yes. Site training and gowning qualification are done on your system and your forms, and the records live where your other training records live.
How do you handle a chemistry change?
As a scope revision with a date, so the record shows which product was in use on which day.
Do you support audits and inspections?
Yes. Training records, lots and logs are produced as one package in the format agreed in the scope.