Staff Training

Advantages

Man is considered to be the greatest source of contamination in a pure environment. The particles present on the body and the movement of the employees can pose a serious threat to the particulate cleanliness class. This makes it more important to establish an appropriate dress code and clear rules of conduct.

The topics covered in this training course include:

• Fundamentals of cleanliness and cleanroom technology
• Handling and behavior in the cleanroom
• Cleaning the cleanroom

Functionality

"How should empolyees behave in a cleanroom?" This is one of the main questions to be answered during the employees training. The following topics are also adressed: :

• Passenger traffic:  Only trained personnel should be present in the cleanroom. The number of employees working in the cleanroom should also be kept to a minimum. 
• Personal:  Personal items such as jewellery or food should be avoided in a cleanroom. 
• Food and beverages:  Food and beverages should also be prohibited in the cleanroom. 
• Movement:  Employees should move slowely in the clean environment, as a high intensity of movement leads to increased particle emission. 
• Disease:  Entertaining ailments (coughing or sneezing) should be avoided and should never occur in the direction of the clean area. In the case of a long-term illness, the employee should be assigned to the company temporarily or for the long term. 
• Material:  Only materials and objects that are necessary for the process should be stored in the cleanroom. 
• Other:  Only special cleaning agents should be used for cleaning. In addition, only special paper and writing utensils should be used for notes. 

Further information

In addition to employee behavior in the clean environment, there are other aspects that we want to address in our training courses:

• Cleaning: Cleanroom-compatible cleaning of assemblies, machines and systems so that they can meet the high requirements for air purity class.
• Process design: To achieve zero-defect production in clean manufacturing, the entire process chain must always be taken into account.
• Construction: How should machines and systems be constructed so that they can be used in clean environments.
• In general: Training courses on all current issues relating to cleanroom technology.

Further information on this topic can also be found in our whitepaper on "Behavior in a pure environment."

Best solution for your process

Lab coat or coveralls? Face mask? Gloves? These are common questions that arise when using a clean environment. However, there is no general answer to these questions. This is because the appropriate clothing depends on the clean environment. It is also particularly important that the clothing is worn correctly and that employees behave appropriately. Comprehensive training on such behavior is therefore extremely important.

How does such training takes place? Our colleagues come to your premises and train your employees directly on site. We always tailor our training courses to your individual requirements and circumstances. Your employees gain an understanding of the processes involved. They are taught how important it is to behave appropriately within the clean environment.

Applications

The training courses are tailored to your requirements and take place at your premises.