Cleanroom Cleaning Services For Your Facility
At Clean Method, we understand that each cleanroom has unique requirements based on its industry and specific ISO ratings. Our cleaning protocols are carefully designed to meet and exceed these standards, ensuring a controlled environment that minimizes the risk of contamination. Our experienced technicians are well-versed in the intricacies of various ISO classifications and can provide tailored cleaning solutions to protect your critical processes and products.
Cleanroom Cleaning duties include, but are not limited to:
- HEPA Vacuuming: High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) vacuuming to remove microscopic particles.
- Surface Cleaning: Thorough cleaning of all surfaces, including walls, floors, ceilings, and equipment.
- Air Filtration: Regular maintenance and replacement of air filters to ensure optimal air quality.
- Disinfection: Application of specialized disinfectants to eliminate microorganisms.
- Equipment Cleaning: Cleaning and sanitization of all equipment, including machinery, tools, and fixtures.
- Waste Management: Proper disposal of waste materials to prevent contamination.
- Compliance Audits: Regular audits to ensure compliance with relevant industry standards and regulations.
- Customized Cleaning Plans: Tailored cleaning plans to meet the specific needs of your cleanroom facility, including adherence to industry-specific ISO ratings standards.
Maintaining a Cleanroom Environment
Clean Method’s Cleanroom Cleaning protocols involve regular and methodical cleaning, adhering to industry or facility’s ISO ratings standards. Our cleaning services include:
Daily: Mop and vacuum floors, vacuum walls, clean windows and pass-throughs, and wipe down work areas.
Weekly: Mop floors with a specialized detergent, wipe walls with a damp sponge, and clean light lenses.
As Needed: Remove ceiling residue, and replace sticky mats.
True Partnership Equals Results
Working seamlessly with your facilities operations teams, we provide specialized support to maintain the stringent cleanliness standards required in paramount environments.
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Trust is Paramount. We handle the detailed cleaning tasks, allowing you to focus on your core operations.
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Experienced Technicians: Our technicians possess the expertise and understanding necessary to maintain the controlled environment required for sensitive processes.
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Professionalism is our Hallmark. Our technicians are always presentable and adhere to the highest standards of conduct.
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Security is a Top Priority. All technicians undergo thorough background checks, making them suited to support the most sensitive environments, such as data centers & medical cleanrooms.
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We really enjoy the service that Clean Method provides. They are friendly, conscientious, reliable, respectful, consistent, and accommodating. My company has worked with them for over a year, and they are always a pleasure to deal with, and we are always pleased with the results. I definitely recommend them!
Amy K.
Operations Manager
Cleanroom Classifications
Cleanrooms are classified based on their level of airborne particulate contamination. The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has established two primary sets of standards for cleanrooms: ISO 14698 for biocontamination control and ISO 14644 for airborne particulate control.
ISO 14644 is a comprehensive standard that outlines procedures for classifying, monitoring, testing, and operating cleanrooms. It defines the maximum allowable number of particles of a specific size within a given volume of air. The lower the ISO number, the cleaner the cleanroom. Industry requirements and the specific purpose of the cleanroom determine the necessary ISO classification.
Cleanroom Cleaning FAQ
How Often Should Cleanrooms be Cleaned?
The frequency of cleanroom cleaning depends on factors such as the specific industry, ISO classification, and the level of activity within the cleanroom. However, regular cleaning is essential to maintain a controlled environment. A detailed cleaning schedule can be developed based on these factors.
What Cleaning Agents are Safe to Use in a Cleanroom?
We only use cleaning agents specifically approved for use in cleanrooms. These agents are compatible with the materials used in the cleanroom and do not introduce additional contaminants.
What is the Role of HEPA Filters in Cleanroom Cleaning?
HEPA filters are essential for removing airborne particles from the cleanroom environment. They are typically used in HVAC systems and air filtration units. Regular maintenance and replacement of HEPA filters are crucial for maintaining a controlled environment.
Cleanroom Cleaning Services: A Specialized Approach
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Address Specific Areas: Cleanroom cleaning often involves specialized areas such as HEPA filtration systems, essential equipment, and sensitive surfaces.
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Follow Strict Protocols: Our technicians adhere to rigorous cleaning protocols designed to minimize the introduction of contaminants.
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Utilize Specialized Equipment: We employ specialized cleaning tools and equipment, such as HEPA vacuums and cleanroom mops, to ensure optimal results.
- Maintain a Controlled Environment: Cleanroom cleaning is essential for preventing contamination and maintaining a controlled environment, which is crucial for many industries, including pharmaceuticals, electronics, and biotechnology.
Keep it Clean, Day In and Day Out.
Contamination doesn’t take a break, and neither do we. Our cleanroom cleaning technicians provide continuous, meticulous cleaning to maintain a pristine and controlled environment.
Questions? Call Us at (844) 719-2730
