Joe Murphy, product & process development lead at Connect 2 Cleanrooms looks at how digital modelling is helping pharmaceutical manufacturers envisage what their cleanrooms will look like as it’s being designed.
Depending on whether it is a pharmaceutical manufacturer or a principal contractor, clients have different expectations when it comes to cleanroom design. End users expect to see plans and elevation drawings to help them visualise a facility and satisfy that each element is present and positioned correctly. If the end-user has appointed a principal contractor that lives in the design and construction world, expectations are much higher.
No matter what the expectations are, each client needs the same level of service—one that delivers compliance to regulations and successful interfaces between the new cleanroom and its surrounding facility.