Cintas has held a grand-opening ceremony to officially open its newest Cleanroom facility in the Syracuse, New York, area.
The state-of-the-art facility in Marcy, New York creates additional capacity to Cintas’ national Cleanroom footprint around the United States.
The new cleanroom facility in the Syracuse area expands Cintas’ east coast cleanroom operations to support high-growth industries in the region, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medical device manufacturing, compounding pharmacies, electronics manufacturing, aerospace and defence, nanotechnology, semiconductor, automotive, and optics.
“Our new Syracuse-area location was built to support the rapid growth of high-tech industries in the immediate area, as well as the vast network of technology, research and development operations throughout the entire Northeast corridor,” said Jim Rozakis, Cintas President & COO. “We’re especially eager to expand and create new jobs in a region where we have a long history. Cleanroom is an exciting business for Cintas and we are proud to provide innovative technology and service to vital industries as they grow and expand to meet society’s needs.”
Local job creation
The Syracuse-area cleanroom facility has immediate openings for 25 new jobs and expects to add an additional 40 employees over the next 12 to 18 months. The facility already employs 85 people.
What Are Cintas cleanrooms?
Cintas cleanrooms use a highly specialised laundering process with strict standard operating procedures and stringent requirements that meet and maintain ISO 9001 certification.
The cleanroom process removes particulates in garments and workwear required in highly controlled and high-tech manufacturing, research and testing environments.
Cintas’ cleanrooms developed contamination control equipment, systems and technology to meet the stringent requirements of their customers, and delivers quality, value and service for industries that require contamination control solutions for their workwear.
The company’s cleanrooms are monitored daily by a dedicated cleanroom quality manager as part of a comprehensive total quality management program.
