PMEP Consulting, an Ireland-based mechanical and electrical engineering consultancy, has partnered with Tim Kelly Group on a cleanroom construction project for a confidential client in the life sciences sector.
The facility, located in Galway, Ireland, features 1,600m² of laboratory and manufacturing space, designed and built to ISO 8 Class cleanroom standards.
The facility, located in Galway, Ireland, features 1,600m² of laboratory and manufacturing space
The project, which was carried out within an operational manufacturing facility, required careful planning and execution to ensure ongoing operations were not disrupted.
PMEP Consulting showcased its expertise in delivering complex projects in live environments, ensuring that all work was completed efficiently and to the highest standards.
Key project details
The cleanroom build was undertaken by Tim Kelly Group, along with the mechanical and electrical installations. PMEP Consulting oversaw the mechanical and electrical installations.
The following services were provided by Tim Kelly Group as part of the project:
The installation of cleanroom panels and wall systems, designed to meet ISO Class 8 standards, was completed.
Anti-static resin flooring was also installed, along with door interlock systems and rapid roller doors.
Designed and built to ISO 8 Class cleanroom standards
Builders’ work for external mechanical and electrical (M&E) plant was carried out, and full cleanroom validation was conducted.
Additionally, water, compressed air, and nitrogen services were installed, alongside HVAC ductwork and air handling units (AHUs), which included DX units and humidifiers.
An exhaust extract system was also implemented, and a Building Management System (BMS) was installed. In terms of electrical works, cable containment systems were provided, and low-voltage (LV) switchgear was installed.
Builders’ work for external mechanical and electrical plant was carried out
Standby generators and Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems were incorporated, along with lighting, emergency lighting, and fire alarm systems.
General power distribution and structured cabling systems were put in place, as well as door access systems, mechanical wiring, and earthing and bonding systems.
This successful collaboration highlights both companies' expertise in delivering complex, high-quality solutions in operational environments and strengthens their position in the life sciences sector.