Clean Room Performance Certification

Why Clean Room Certification Matters

A certified clean room is a foundational requirement for businesses operating in regulated industries. Clean room environments must be maintained and tested regularly to meet strict regulatory requirements from organizations such as the FDA (Food and Drug Administration), ISO (International Organization for Standardization), and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices).

Our certification process ensures your facility not only meets these standards but operates at peak efficiency, reducing the risk of contamination, non-compliance, and costly downtime. With our thorough, data-driven approach, we help your facility pass inspections, maintain operational integrity, and support product quality at every stage of production.

Why Choose Micron?

With over a decade of experience in highly controlled environments, Micron Air & Mechanical Solutions brings unmatched precision and professionalism to every project. Clients choose us for:

Highly trained technicians with industry certifications
Fast, responsive service with minimal disruption to your operations
Customized certification plans tailored to your facility
Clear and compliant documentation ready for audits and inspections
Long-term partnership for ongoing support, re-certification, and maintenance

Start Your Certification Today

Don’t leave your clean room performance to chance. Contact Micron Air & Mechanical Solutions today to schedule a Clean Room Performance Certification assessment. Whether you need annual re-certification, pre-validation for a new facility, or emergency compliance testing, we’re here to ensure your environment is up to standard and your operation remains uninterrupted.

Our Certification Process

Airflow is one of the most important aspects of maintaining a clean room’s classification. We measure:

Air velocity and volume
Air changes per hour (ACH)
Laminar and turbulent flow patterns

We also perform airborne particle counts using laser particle counters to verify compliance with your clean room’s classification (ISO Class 1-9). These measurements help ensure that particulate matter remains within acceptable limits, reducing contamination risks.

High-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters are crucial for maintaining air purity in clean rooms. Our technicians perform DOP/PAO testing to:

Identify filter leaks
Confirm proper filter installation
Ensure full system coverage

This ensures that the air entering your clean room is properly filtered and that your system is functioning without compromise.

To prevent cross-contamination between rooms of differing cleanliness levels, maintaining correct pressure differentials is essential. Our team:

Measures room-to-room pressure differences
Identifies areas of pressure imbalance
Recommends solutions to restore proper gradients

Maintaining directional airflow and positive or negative pressure relationships helps control contaminant migration across spaces.

In addition to physical contaminants, microbiological cleanliness is equally important. We provide:

Viable air sampling using settle plates or air samplers
Surface swab testing
Identification and reporting of colony-forming units (CFUs)

Our microbial monitoring helps verify that your environment remains within acceptable biocontamination limits.

While often overlooked, proper lighting and noise levels are essential for maintaining a productive and compliant clean room environment. Our assessments include:

Lux level measurement to confirm adequate illumination
Decibel readings to ensure a safe and comfortable acoustic environment

Ensuring these conditions are optimal supports both compliance and employee well-being.

Regulatory Compliance You Can Count On

Our Clean Room Performance Certification services are trusted across industries such as pharmaceutical manufacturing, biotechnology, biomedical research, semiconductor and electronics production, aerospace, optics, and medical device manufacturing. Since each industry has its own strict requirements, we tailor our testing protocols to fit your clean room’s unique classification and usage.