Contamination Control Strategy Blind Spots Webinar Overview
Cleanroom environments demand extensive validation measures, including Environmental Monitoring Performance Qualification (EMPQ) work to ensure product integrity and regulatory compliance. Many professionals face challenges in navigating the complexities of microbial identification within these contexts, often leading to gaps in selecting risk-based monitoring sites, which is key to effective contamination control strategies.
In this webinar, leading experts Ziva Abraham and Doug Botkin investigate the relationship between cleanroom validation, a critical building block for developing a risk-based monitoring program, and EMPQ. Explore the pivotal role of site selection and valid microbial identification in crafting effective contamination control strategies.
Through the examination of real-world case studies, you will:
- Understand the complexities of developing and EMPQ that meets current regulatory expectations
- Learn how a well-executed EMPQ may help in a risk-based monitoring program
- Explore real-world examples illustrating successful implementation of EMPQ including identification strategies
- Comprehend the role of microbial identification in fostering a culture of continuous improvement in contamination control
Following the presentation, attendees may participate in a Q&A session with presenters to answer all of your CCS and EMPQ inquiries.
Webinar Presenters
Ziva Abraham
President and Founder
Microrite, Inc.
Doug Botkin, PhD
Scientific Portfolio Specialist
Charles River
Additional Information
- CCS Blind Spots: An Exclusive Look at Contamination Investigations (Webinar On Demand)
- CCS Blind Spots: Revealing Concealed Risks in Compendial Disinfection Processes (Webinar On Demand)
- Are you Compliant with EU GMP Annex 1?
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