Aseptic Processing: Contamination Control

Contamination prevention measures, procedures, and practices that are typically implemented in aseptic processing including the use of cleanrooms, cleanroom gowning, cleanroom cleaning procedures, microbial testing, correct cleanroom behavior, and appropriate personal hygiene.

Part of Annex 1 training requirements.

Whether for onboarding or annual refresher training, this Module is seamlessly deployable on any LMS and can be tailored to your company’s exact needs.

Duration: 30 Mins

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SKU: ASP-1104-SPL02-EN Category: Aseptic Processing Tag: ASP

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Learning Objectives:

Identify the types of microbes that can contaminate cleanrooms and the sources of these microbes
Outline the key elements of contamination control
Describe how correct cleanroom behavior and appropriate personal hygiene contribute to contamination prevention in cleanroom environments
Explain why gowning requirements change as cleanroom classification becomes progressively stricter
Describe typical cleaning procedures for cleanrooms
Describe how microbial testing can be performed in cleanrooms

Learner Benefits:

Gain a comprehensive understanding of contamination prevention measures, procedures, and practices in aseptic processing.
Identify why cleanroom behavior, gowning, cleaning procedures, and microbial testing are crucial for ensuring a safe final product in a cleanroom environment.
Describe the nature of microorganisms and why they pose a threat to compliance with industry regulations.

Module Features:

Animations
Voice Over
Knowledge Checks
Assessments
SCORM/AICC compatible
Full Screen