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  hvacdesigner

  leeaiwei,
  I have done clean room design for pharmaceutical, microbiological labs.
  
  Let me know the specific requirement of yours, weather its a design work or any tutorial preparation.
  
  Expecting your positive reply.

  over 1 year ago

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  Expertarts

  Dear Sir,
  
  Clean rooms come under ISO 14644 ,FS 209E .
  · Clean rooms say class100 , class 10000, area are isolated rooms which are having controlled environmental conditions viz. Air changes , Relative Humidity, Temperature , Positve pressure with increase in gradient and filtration of inlet air is with HEPA ( High efficiency Particulate Air) filtres. This minimises the Viable(Microorganisms, like bacteria , fungus etc ) count as well as non-viable particulate count. In class100 area there should not be more than 100 particles of 0.5 micron per cubic feet of air and not more than one particle of 5 micron. For clean rooms , ISO regulations are followed along with various other guidlines like USFDA,Schedule M etc.. Due to expertise and post graduation in the same , I am confident of providing you all required informations . Kindly reply.
  Sincerely ,
  Expertarts.

  over 1 year ago

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  rsalama

  Dear Sir,
  I'm a Physician willing to help you.
  
  I can help you.
  My resume is attached.
  
  Thanks
  
  
  
  General Cleanroom Regulations
  
  Below is a list of general regulations recommended as a minimum for the successful operation of a cleanroom. All professional cleaning personnel should be aware and follow these regulations at all times.
  
  1. All personal items such as keys, watches, rings, matches, lighters and cigarettes should be stored in the personal locker outside the gowning room.
  
  2. Valuable personal Items such as wallets may be permitted in the cleanroom provided they are NEVER removed from beneath the cleanroom garments.
  
  3. NO eating, smoking or gum chewing allowed inside the cleanroom.
  
  4. Only garments approved for the cleanroom should be worn when entering.
  
  5. NO cosmetics shall be worn in the cleanrooms. This includes: rouge, lipstick, eye shadow, eyebrow pencil, mascara, eye liner, false eye lashes, fingernail polish, hair spray, mousse, or the heavy use of aerosols, after shaves and perfumes.
  
  6. Only approved cleanroom paper shall be allowed in the cleanroom.
  
  7. Approved ball point pens shall be the only writing tool used.
  
  8. Use of paper or fabric towels are prohibited. Use of hand dryers equipped with HEPA filters are suggested.
  
  9. Gloves or finger cots should not be allowed to touch any item or surface that has not been thoroughly cleaned.
  
  10. Only approved gloves, finger cots (powder-free), pliers, tweezers should be used to
  handle product. Finger prints can be a major source of contamination on some products.
  
  11. Solvent contact with the bare skin should be avoided. They can remove skin oils and increase skin flaking.
  
  12. Approved skin lotions or lanolin based soaps are sometimes allowed. These can reduce skin flaking.
  
  13. All tools, containers and fixtures used in the cleaning process should be cleaned to the same degree as the cleanroom surfaces. All of these items are a source of contamination.
  
  14. NO tool should be allowed to rest on the surface of a bench or table. It should be place on a cleanroom wiper.
  
  15. Only cleanroom approved wipers are allowed to be used. The wipers must be approved for the Class of cleanroom being cleaned.
  
  16. ALL equipment, materials and containers introduced into a sterile facility must be subjected to stringent sterilization prior to entrance.
  
  17. NO ONE who is physically ill, especially with respiratory or stomach disorders, may enter a sterile room. This is a good practice in any cleanroom environment.
  
  Personal Actions Typically Prohibited in Cleanrooms
  
  1. Fast motions such as running, walking fast or horseplay.
  
  2. Sitting or leaning on equipment or work surfaces.
  
  3. Writing on equipment or garments.
  
  4. Removal of items from beneath the cleanroom garments.
  
  5. Wearing the cleanroom garment outside the cleanroom.
  
  6. Wearing torn or soiled garments.

  Attachment: Cv-EN.doc

  over 1 year ago

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  rsalama

  Dear Sir,
  I'm a Physician willing to help you.
  
  I can help you.
  My resume is attached.
  
  Thanks

  Attachment: Cv-EN.doc

  over 1 year ago

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  kponuorah

  Hello, I have a BS in Biological Science and Chemistry as well as a doctorate degree in Pathobiology and Molecular Medicine. I'm more than positive i can help you with you. Send me a message with the details of your project and we can move forward. Thanks in anticipation and I look forward to hearing back from you.
  
  Kindest Regards

  over 1 year ago

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  viteeeashu

  Hello sir,
  
  Could you be more specific about your project
  
  Best, Ashish

  over 1 year ago

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  KanyaSasi

  hi,
  could you please explain your project better?Iam a microbiologist and microscopy is my field,so can you give more details please.

  over 1 year ago

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  missylisa153

  Sorry but your project makes no sense whatsoever! As a science writer, I could be interested if the project is to do with biology or medicine as the topics you have picked suggest, but your explanation needs to be much clearer!

  over 1 year ago

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