A Cleanroom Hub (ACH) Engineering, a Canada-based cleanroom build specialist, has completed a state-of-the-art pharmaceutical cleanroom facility in Windsor, Ontario, Canada.
This new facility marks a significant achievement in the local pharmaceutical manufacturing sector.
The project, valued at $2 million (CAD), involved a comprehensive 360-degree service approach, taking the facility from concept to validation.
The cleanroom, designed to meet the rigorous standards of ISO 8 classification, spans 31,500 sqft.
The state-of-the-art facility spans 31,500 square feet
The project began with a detailed site selection process, evaluating the location for compatibility with pharmaceutical manufacturing requirements.
From there, the project team worked through all phases of development, including the creation of the User Requirements Specification (URS), professional engineering 3D design, and securing necessary city permits.
The construction involved the manufacturing of a modular structure, which was then built to strict specifications to ensure compliance with both local codes and cleanroom classifications.
The cleanroom project was completed with a $2 million CAD investment and strict compliance with industry standards
The cleanroom is now fully operational and ready for solid dose pharmaceutical manufacturing and packaging, fully aligned with industry standards.
This project represents a significant milestone in the development of high-quality pharmaceutical production facilities and underscores the importance of collaboration, meticulous planning, and advanced engineering in meeting the industry's exacting standards.
The completed facility will contribute to advancing the local pharmaceutical manufacturing landscape, ensuring the production of high-quality medicines in a controlled and certified environment.
Top image: ACH's pharmaceutical cleanroom