13 disciplines
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Facility
A new plant for oral solid, liquid or semi-solid products, engineered from product and capacity to qualified operation.
Facility solutions
Engineering paths for the facilities pharmaceutical companies build.
Each solution brings the relevant service disciplines together in the order a project needs them, from the first design decisions to qualified operation, engineered against the agreed project regulatory basis.
Solution index
Solutions by facility type
- 10 disciplines
Sterile & Aseptic Facility
Aseptic filling and terminally sterilised products, with contamination control designed into the building, air and utilities.
- 10 disciplines
Compounding Pharmacy
Sterile, non-sterile and hazardous compounding suites planned around the work, the room classification and the people.
- 8 disciplines
Pharmaceutical Water / PW / WFI
Purified water and water for injection systems, from feed-water analysis to a qualified generation, storage and distribution loop.
Engineering path includes
- 8 disciplines
QC & Microbiology Laboratory
Quality control, instrument and microbiology laboratories planned around the tests, the samples and the separation they need.
- 9 disciplines
Hazardous Drug Facility
Facilities that handle hazardous or high-potency drugs, engineered to protect the product, the people and the environment.
- 11 disciplines
Existing Facility Upgrade / Retrofit
Upgrading a running plant, suite or laboratory: from gap assessment to phased works and requalification.
Approach
How a solution is put together
- 01
Start from the facility type
The product, the process and the people define what the building must do before any discipline starts drawing.
- 02
Follow one engineering path
Services are sequenced so every discipline works from the same design basis instead of correcting each other later.
- 03
Engineer against the agreed basis
Classification, pressure and containment follow the regulatory basis agreed for the project and the process risk.
Every solution starts from a regulatory design basis
Before the first layout, the project’s market, product, facility type and authority are agreed as a design basis. Read how that basis is set and what it controls.
Next step
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