Testing and Validation
Testing & Validation Services For All Types Of Cleanrooms
Our experienced and accredited CTCB trained validation engineers will be deployed to your UK facility to test and validate your cleanroom using state-of-the-art testing protocols.
Testing and validation
Our Services
Pharmacy Aseptic and Patient Isolation
Downflow Table
Ventilation Servicing
Fume Hood Serving
Biosafety Cabinet Servicing
Police Custody Centre Servicing
Pathology and Pathogen Containment
Pathology Containment Room
Ambient Air Flow Ventilation
Ambient Air Flow Ventilation
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ISO Accredited Validation
Performance Qualification
Full Manufacturer Warranty
Operational Qualification
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Testing & Validation
CTCB Trained Engineers
Total Clean Air offers a testing and validation service for all types of cleanrooms, small enclosures and large buildings.
Our engineers will test and validate your cleanroom facilities and localised clean air devices to confirm that your cleanroom is operating in compliance with ISO regulatory cleanroom standards. In addition, to ensure your cleanroom always meets the required industry standards we also provide a process-based periodic testing and validation service.
The dangers of not complying with COSHH Regulations
The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations are in place to protect workers from the harmful effects of hazardous substances in the workplace. Failure to comply with these regulations can have serious consequences, both for employees and for employers.
Exposure to hazardous substances can cause a range of health problems, including respiratory diseases, skin irritation, and cancer. Failure to comply with COSHH regulations can put workers at risk of developing these health problems.
Employers who fail to comply with COSHH regulations can face legal action, including fines and prosecution. In some cases, employers may be required to pay compensation to workers who have suffered harm as a result of exposure to hazardous substances.
Non-compliance with COSHH regulations can damage an employer’s reputation, leading to a loss of business and a decline in employee morale.
Workers who become ill or injured as a result of exposure to hazardous substances may be unable to work, leading to lost productivity and increased costs for the employer.
Employers who fail to comply with COSHH regulations may find that their insurance premiums increase, as insurers view non-compliance as a higher risk.
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Testing & Validation
Cleanroom testing and validation service for all types of cleanrooms, small enclosures and large buildings.
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LEV testing and certification by experts will keep your equipment in full working order and in compliance with statutory regulations.
