Root Cause Analysis
A Core Component to CAPA A Holistic Approach That Embraces Continuous Improvements and a Learning Organization May Offer the Surest Path to a Successful CAPA System
A Modular Approach to Engineering Guidelines
The requirement to manufacture drug products is at an all time high. With the forecast for increased demand, pharmaceutical and bio-tech companies continue to set goals for finding ways to increase product yield and to reduce overall construction schedules. The implementation of pre-engineered modular architectural systems for cleanrooms and critical environments within new and existing facilities has allowed owners and engineers to achieve these goals while maintaining or exceeding the design standards established in current engineering guidelines. The materials selected for construction of cleanroom areas are ultimately the responsibility and the decision of the owner and the project team. Together they must take into consideration a number of factors such as flexibility, relocatability, cleanability, particle emission, microbial resistance, fungal resistance, corrosion resistance, cost, and schedule. Pre-engineered modular architectural systems provide a construction alternative to traditional stick-built construction and offer designers a variety of construction alternatives and finishes.
AES Donates Design Software for 25-Seat Lab to Cheltenham High School
AES Clean Technology, Inc., the leader in design, construction, and manufacture of modular cleanroom systems, recently donated a lab of architecture software to Cheltenham High School in Wyncote, PA – a grant worth up to $25,000.
AES Introduces new Walk On Light Fixture at Interphex 2011
AES Clean Technology, Inc., a leading U.S. manufacturer of modular cleanroom systems, will be introducing their new “Wolf” Walk – On Light Fixture™ at Interphex 2011, New York City, March 29 -31st.
AES Employees get LEED and AutoCAD 2011 Certified
AES Clean Technology, Inc., a leading U.S. manufacturer of modular cleanroom systems, would like to recognize three employees who have taken the next step in cleanroom design education.