Klimer organized training for his employees and his business clients (Lek and Novartis). As part of the multi-day training, air movement visualization tests were also carried out at the locations of business partners. Valuable knowledge and experience were shared with us by Morgan Polen from Microrite inc, San Jose - CA, USA and our business partner Conor Murray, ICCS. At this Klimer event, participants not only gained invaluable insights into the effective utilization of cutting-edge smoke testing equipment but also delved into the implementation of changes related to the Annex 1 guidelines, specifically focusing on Airflow pattern and visualization in non-unidirectional airflow. This hands-on experience allowed attendees to not only familiarize themselves with the equipment but also to master its applications in real-world scenarios.
Throughout the event, expert trainers provided comprehensive guidance and practical demonstrations, ensuring that all participants left with a deepened understanding of smoke testing techniques and their relevance in the cleanroom industry, particularly in the context of Annex 1 changes. Moreover, attendees had the opportunity to engage in interactive discussions, sharing best practices and exploring potential applications of this technology in the context of the new guidelines.
This event served as a prime example of Klimer's commitment to advancing knowledge and fostering professional growth within the industry while addressing the latest regulatory changes. Participants left with enhanced skills and a renewed sense of confidence in their ability to apply smoke testing equipment effectively, addressing challenges and improving the quality and safety of their operations to meet the evolving industry standards.
Sašo, the director of Klimer, demonstrating the smoke test.