Engineering Principles for Microbiologists and other Non-Engineers

1-Sep-2016

Microbiology

12 - 13 October 2016, Training Course, Warwickshire UK

A two-day programme for non-engineers to help you understand key engineering principles used in the life-sciences. The programme is a combination of lectures and workshops that will enable individuals to converse effectively with suppliers and engineers, and contribute to operational teams during projects, deviation investigations, risk assessments, and operational improvements.

The core subjects will be:

Concepts of Good Engineering Practice (GEP)
Cleanrooms – fabric, finishes and details
Critical utilities – water and gases (focus on compressed air)
Hygienic process systems – for water and product process systems, clean-in-place (CIP), and sterilise-in-place (SIP)

Organiser: Pharmig