Behaviour in Classified Areas Training

Behaviour in controlled atmosphere areas (classified areas) is an integral part of controlling particulate and/or microbial contamination risks. It is therefore essential to master the constraints of the environment and to adopt the right handling techniques when working and moving around a classified area.
The aim of this course is to provide a comprehensive, practical approach to the rules of behaviour and handling technique required to control contamination risks in classified areas.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES
> Adapt your personal hygiene and gowning before entering a classified area:
- People as a source of contamination
- Hand washing
- The various pharmaceutical garments
- Donning garments while limiting contamination risks
- Aseptic donning and disinfection of gloves

> Microbiology principles applied to production:
- The different micro-organisms and their sources
- Modes of multiplication
- The impact of contamination on patients
- Spores
- Endotoxins
- Microbiological sampling: sampling methods in a classified area

> Adapt your behaviour to your activity in a classified area through practical exercises:
- Movement speeds in classified areas
- Speed of movements under laminar airflow
- Managing the opening and closing of guard doors
- Methods for introducing material under Grade A laminar airflow
- Methods for recovering liquid and solid spills, managing breakages
- Practical exercises to control contamination risks during interventions under Grade A laminar airflow

Target audience:
Operator, technician, quality

Experience level:
Beginner, intermediate, expert

Duration:
One-day session (adaptable for customised modules)

Accessibility for people with disabilities:
Please contact us if you require disability accommodations