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Cleanroom Reopening after a Worst-case event - Best Practices
- By: Staff Editor
- Date: July 31, 2018
Abstract:Cleanroom Reopening after a Worst-case event - Best Practices
Some cleanrooms are reopened after a shutdown. Reasons for the shutdown could be worst case events such as bad weather conditions, power outage, maintenance schedule or human errors. When the cleanroom is reopened, it is essential to verify that the room meets the expected standards. Failure to restore the cleanroom to acceptable conditions may result in rejections during inspections.
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