Standards Compliance

Critical Environment Standards

Standards help define how floors, rooms, airflow, pressure, and particle control should be measured, documented, and maintained.

ESD control program standard used to protect sensitive electronics through grounding, personnel controls, flooring, worksurfaces, and testing.

Focuses on sterile compounding environments, cleanroom hierarchy, ISO-classified spaces, cleaning, garbing, and contamination control.

Focuses on hazardous drug handling, containment, negative pressure, exhaust strategy, and worker/environmental protection.

Defines cleanroom classifications based on airborne particle concentration measured by particle counters at specified particle sizes.

Common Verification Tools

Measures point-to-point and resistance-to-ground values using electrodes to verify ESD floor performance.

Measures airborne particle concentration at defined particle sizes to verify ISO classification.

Measures pressure differential between rooms to confirm positive or negative pressure strategy.

Measures supply volume from FFUs, HEPA modules, or diffusers to confirm delivered airflow.