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Successful Planning for Installation of an ICH Stability Chamber
October 25, 2022 | 17:00-18:00
Join the webinar to learn about the key preparation steps for the successful installation of a functional and reliable ICH Stability Chamber and what goes into the design and planning considerations of a successful installation of an ICH Stability Chamber, including the room material selection, room size, and optimization, as well as analyzing the risks and how to manage them.
This presentation discusses the key milestone steps you should consider when planning and designing your stability chambers for long lifecycle value, operational efficiency, and reliability. Stability chambers should be robust and reliable and provide years of cost-effective operation. We will highlight a case study of a large stability chamber where a sound engineering approach resulted in less power consumption and smaller emergency generators and better operational efficiency. Proper planning and execution are key to success. We will discuss risk planning and backup systems, ensuring reliable operation.
Event Location
Virtual – Zoom link will be sent with your registration confirmation from info@ispecanada.org
Attendee Registration
If registration is cost prohibitive, please reach out to diego.legrand@ispecanada.org and entela.brahimi@ispecanada.org for possible alternatives to support with the registration cost.
Register before April 30th, 2021 to enter our giveaway!
| Registration Category | Fee |
|---|---|
| ISPE YP Members | Free |
| ISPE Member | $30 |
| Non-Member | $40 |
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October 25, 2022
Determine which ICH standard you wish to design
Room volume and plan sizing
Location of rooms in existing structures—pros and cons
Facility infrastructure requirements and planning tips
Redundancy considerations
Energy efficiency considerations
Control and monitoring and recording considerations
Room construction material options
Commissioning, validation, and documentation
Maintenance considerations
Design and operational risk considerations
Speakers
Glen McCarthy—40 years of experience designing and installing custom climate-controlled facilities for the life science and technology sectors. Glenn is a subject matter expert in controlled environment rooms for a wide array of applications, from life-sciences research to pharmaceutical production and storage facilities across North America.
Glen has pioneered several innovations in the refrigeration industry related to pharmaceutical-related industries. Glenn established LABWORKS in 2004 after a successful career with Honeywell International and has gone on to grow and prosper LABWORKS into a significant player in the controlled environments industry in North America.
Grant Armitage—10 years of experience designing and installing controlled environmental rooms. He holds a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from Queen’s University and has significant expertise in controlled environment rooms and specializes in ICH stability chambers.
