Training
Select the right measurement instrument and use it well.
AWISEL, a brand within ACOREN, builds on cleanroom testing and inspection experience to provide theoretical and hands-on training for defining measurement instruments by requirement and using them correctly in the field.
Training scope
Training completes the instrument supply path: why an instrument is selected, how the measurement is performed and how the result should be read are covered together.
Theoretical base
Measurement principle, application objective, standard/procedure context and selection criteria are clarified.
Hands-on use
Instrument setup, probe or accessory choice, field measurement practice and common error sources are demonstrated.
Reporting discipline
Data recording, traceability, pass/fail approach and report-ready information structure are reviewed.
Cleanroom training perspective
Cleanroom measurement training is not limited to instrument buttons. Standard/procedure context, cleanroom behavior, avoiding disturbing effects and reliable measurement records are handled in one flow.
Standards and procedures
ISO 14644 series, EudraLex GMP, FDA cGMP, ISO/IEC 17020, IQ/OQ/PQ logic, testing conditions and periodic testing intervals are reviewed.
Field behavior
Occupational health and safety, protective equipment, gowning, instrument transport and cross-contamination control are covered.
Disturbing effects
Field conditions that affect pressure, airflow, aerosol and particle measurements are demonstrated during practice.
Record system
Traceability, measurement uncertainty, data records, statements of conformity and report-ready evidence are reviewed.
Training by product family
Training content can be customized on request according to the measurement instrument used, measurement location, measurement method and user experience.
Airflow visualization
Smoke Pen training covers producing visual evidence in airflow testing and identifying disturbing effects together.
- Airflow visualization with the Smoke Pen
- Avoiding disturbing effects and correct behavior
- Visualization continuity
- Particle load generation in recovery measurement
- Creating a visual record
Direct air volume reading
Balometer training covers direct air volume readings at supply and exhaust terminals, avoiding disturbing effects and calculation methods.
- Hood use, access and disturbing effects
- Air volume reading with a balometer
- Velocity and air volume reading with pitot tube and micromanometer
- Flow conditioner and correction factor (K)
- Measurement uncertainty, traceability and documentation
- On-site assessment with calculation software
Air velocity, probe and disturbing effects
Anemometer training covers measurement with thermal and vane anemometers while avoiding disturbing effects.
- Probe selection and velocity reading approach
- Correct positioning and disturbing effects
- Accurate measurement at low velocities
- Measurement uncertainty, traceability and documentation
- On-site assessment with calculation software
HEPA & ULPA filter leakage testing
Photometer training covers installed filter leakage testing with smoke preparation, sampling level, scan probe use and correct leakage reading approach.
- Particle source, connection and required challenge level
- Upstream and downstream areas
- Filter face, frame and gasket leakage
- Containment leakage detection
- Isokinetic sampling
- Avoiding disturbing effects and record discipline
- Measurement uncertainty, traceability and documentation
- On-site assessment with calculation software
Classification and recovery
Particle counter training covers classification and recovery measurement with sampling strategy, coincidence error and reliable record discipline.
- Airborne particle counting and classification
- Recovery time and coincidence error
- Data recording, traceability and conformity evidence
- Sampling methods
- Avoiding disturbing effects and record discipline
- Measurement uncertainty, traceability and documentation
- On-site assessment with calculation software
Environmental records and documentation
Measurement instrument training covers temperature and relative humidity measurement with logging interval, traceability and the data structure required for documentation.
- Temperature and relative humidity measurement conditions
- Logging interval and data export
- Avoiding disturbing effects and record discipline
- Measurement uncertainty, traceability and documentation
- On-site assessment with calculation software
Review the instrument, team and procedure together.
Share the measurement instrument, user experience, room type, procedure followed and target report output. AWISEL can plan the training scope and selection guidance together.
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