"Modular Approach to Pharmaceutical Cleanroom Construction "

With the increased demand for drug products, pharmaceutical and bio-tech companies are constantly searching for methods to reduce overall construction schedules while increasing product yields. The implementation of modular architectural systems for cleanrooms and critical environments within new and existing facilities provides owners and engineers the ability to achieve these goals while maintaining or exceeding the design standards and engineering guidelines.

The Factors such as flexibility, relocatability, cleanability, particle emission, microbial and fungal resistance, cost, and schedule are all consideration in selecting a modular system. Modular architectural systems provide an alternative to traditional stick-built construction and offer designers a variety alternatives and finishes. This seminar will help facility managers understand these alternative techniques.

Speakers:

Wayne McGee, President Development Services, PortaFab Corporation: Mr. McGee has over 25 years of experience in the design of modular systems for applications and has continued to expand and develop new systems and products to meet ongoing change within the industries.

Scott Kouri, Sales Manager,PortaFab Corporation: Mr. Kouri has over 12 years of experience in architectural design and layout of controlled environments and cleanroom facilities.

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