Executiveconferences ECCWEB146 - CLEANING EXTERNAL SURFACES FOR COMPLIANCE IN SHARED FACILITIES

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Cleaning External Surfaces for Compliance in Shared Facilities

Stainless Steel, Glass, Concrete, Cinder Block, Wood

December 16, 2009 WEBINAR

NOON - 1:30 pm EST

Under normal orperations a well designed processing train should not result in the fugitive release of process chemicals. Secondary containment is designed to enclose process hardware where effective closure cannot be achieved. However, contamination can happen even with the best of controls.

When this happens it is imperative that you quickly and efficiently get back into a shirt sleeve manufacturing environment.

In this webinar you will learn:

Causes of fugitive emissions
Causes of migration of materials
Why the surface tension of water is critical in the cleaning process
How to apply the 3 E's
Why pressure washing, power washing and swab testing are ineffective on external surfaces
The best method (s) for proving cleaning performances on external surfaces
How to deal with drum overfills
Spil size dependent cleaning options
ZL-5 training scenario for surface cleaining
Advantages of rapid cleanup and turnaround
How to implement local containment
How the size of a room determines either prevention or cleanup
How to use the right tools for the right cleanup
How to design or retrofit a room for optimum cleaning
How to stop using "one size fits all" cleaning methods; determine the most effective method by surface type
Why Peelcoat is the ultimate external surface encapsulant and cleaner

Instructor: Brian Ward, Ph.D, CChem, CSci, CIH, FRSC

Brian Ward has over 40 years experience in dealing with hazardous materials and is recognized by his peers as the “father” of flexible containment. He is grounded in working with: radioactive materials purification, thermal degradation, and activation analysis.

Dr. Ward has developed innovative, disposable, and cost effective containment solutions for bench scale, pilot plant, and full scale operations based on prior experience and involvement with asbestos abatement practices. His most recent experiences were enabling high potency API manufacture in an open facility, and retrofit of walk-in lab. hoods for contained syntheses of potent drug trial materials.

In addition, Dr. Ward had developed statistically valid test protocols beyond the SMEPAC/ISPE Guideline to measure engineering performance of containment approaches with documentation of robust isolation factors and extended these protocols to include full facility capability.

FEE: $345 per person.

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