Air Hygiene
Determining the count of airborne bacteria forms an integral part of hygiene in various industrial sectors, such as the food industry, the pharmacological sector and the medical device industry. Similarly, certain airborne bacteria levels must not be exceeded in offices and housing. These levels can be checked by means of air quality measurements.
ifp offers sampling and analysis of the microbiological status of the room or process air using various techniques.
- Microbial count of airborne microorganisms based on sedimentation
- Microbial count of airborne microorganisms based on impacting
- Airborne particle measurement using scattered light detection
Inspections and consultation on all aspects of air hygiene
- Preparing the monitoring programme
- Specifying the sampling spot, sampling technique, frequency, test parameters as well as evaluating the results
- Housing and offices
- Mould count and identification
- Determining the general air hygiene
- Food producers, restaurants and caterers
- Carrying out monitoring
- Microbial count of airborne microorganisms in the total ambient air or specific microorganisms
- Microbial count of airborne microorganisms in process air, such as compressed air
- Checking process air for oil residue
- Pharmaceutical companies and manufacturers of medical devices
- Carrying out monitoring in order to test compliance with GMP / ISO 14644 Cleanrooms and clean zones
- Classification of cleanrooms according to ISO classes 1 to 9 as per ISO 14644-1
- Microbial count of airborne microorganisms in ambient air as per ISO 14698
- Determination of the number of airborne particles in ambient air as per ISO 14644