Engineering, fabrication, and turnkey execution of
Clean Rooms, Processing Systems, RO Units, CIP/SIP Systems,
and Sanitary Stainless Steel Equipment.
Qualification and documentation support integrated with cleanroom engineering, installation, commissioning and controlled-environment project execution.
ShababTec supports cleanroom validation readiness, DQ/IQ/OQ documentation, commissioning and project handover for pharmaceutical, laboratory, healthcare and controlled-production facilities.

Cleanroom qualification begins with requirements, acceptance criteria and clearly assigned responsibilities.
An airborne particle result can support classification, but one measurement does not define the complete qualification programme.
The cleanroom, HVAC interfaces, pressure zoning, filtration, room construction, access systems, controls and operating conditions all need to be considered according to the approved scope.

The cleanroom contractor, client QA team, HVAC contractor, validation team and specialist testing provider can have different responsibilities. Define those responsibilities before execution.
| Qualification Activity | Current ShababTec Position |
|---|---|
| DQ Documentation Support | Confirmed ShababTec Support |
| IQ Documentation Support | Confirmed ShababTec Support |
| OQ Documentation Support | Confirmed ShababTec Support |
| Testing & Commissioning Support | Confirmed ShababTec Support |
| Cleanroom Validation Assistance | Confirmed ShababTec Support |
| PQ Execution | Define in Project Scope |
| Airborne Particle Classification | Test Responsibility to Be Defined |
| HEPA Integrity Testing | Test Responsibility to Be Defined |
| Airflow / Air Volume Testing | Test Responsibility to Be Defined |
| Differential Pressure Verification | Test Responsibility to Be Defined |
| Temperature / Humidity Testing | Test Responsibility to Be Defined |
| Recovery / Smoke / Airflow Visualization | Define if Required |
| Accredited Third-Party Certification | External Requirement if Applicable |
Each stage addresses a different question about the cleanroom and its intended performance.
Reviews design intent, cleanroom layout, zoning, components, filtration, pressure requirements and system interfaces.
ShababTec documentation support confirmed.Addresses installed components, system configuration, equipment information, drawings and installation evidence.
ShababTec documentation support confirmed.Operational checks and test requirements should follow the approved qualification protocol.
ShababTec documentation support confirmed; tests defined per project.PQ scope and execution should follow the facility's approved qualification strategy and production requirements.
PQ execution must be confirmed per project.Applicable cleanroom standards should be used according to the facility, intended classification and approved qualification scope.
Addresses cleanroom classification by airborne particle concentration.
Addresses monitoring used to provide evidence of cleanroom performance related to airborne particle concentration.
Provides cleanroom test methods for controlled conditions and performance assessment.
The applicable ISO parts, acceptance criteria, test methods and responsible testing organization should be defined for the actual project.
These are common cleanroom qualification parameters. Their inclusion and execution responsibility must be confirmed for each ShababTec project.
Used where particle concentration must be measured for cleanroom classification or qualification.
Can form part of the qualification scope where installed final-filter integrity needs to be verified.
Can support evaluation of the air-delivery conditions defined for the controlled environment.
Relevant where pressure relationships between rooms form part of the contamination-control strategy.
Environmental conditions can require verification against facility or process requirements.
May be required to demonstrate airflow behaviour around critical areas or equipment.
May assess the room's recovery toward specified environmental conditions after a defined disturbance.
Other tests can be required by the client, consultant, regulatory framework or approved qualification protocol.
Qualification results should be evaluated under the occupancy condition defined in the approved project requirement.
The cleanroom construction is complete and services operate as defined, before the room represents normal production occupancy.
Installed production equipment is present in the condition defined by the qualification plan, without normal operating personnel.
The space is assessed under the operating condition specified for the production process and qualification strategy.
The final package should make the project requirements, responsibilities and qualification evidence clear to the client.
Intended cleanroom use, classification and controlled-environment requirements.
Relevant room layouts, systems, components, zoning and interfaces.
Define DQ, IQ, OQ, PQ and performance-testing responsibilities.
Establish what will be assessed and what result is considered acceptable.
Identify relevant systems and testing equipment where required.
Capture results and supporting evidence for activities included in scope.
Record differences from requirements through the applicable project process.
Compile the agreed qualification and project information for final handover.
Performance issues discovered only at final testing can create expensive rework. Cleanroom components should therefore be coordinated with qualification requirements earlier in the project.
Personnel, material and equipment flow influence the controlled environment.
Room relationships should match the approved contamination-control strategy.
Final filtration and room interfaces form part of environmental control.
Joints, penetrations, sealing and interfaces affect the cleanroom envelope.
Door operation, airlocks and transfer systems interact with room conditions.
Large equipment and process layout can influence airflow and access.
Cleanroom engineering, installation, commissioning and validation support can be considered within the same wider project lifecycle.
Requalification should be reviewed whenever a change can affect the conditions that the cleanroom is required to maintain.
Establish the required baseline qualification before routine use.
Changes to airflow, AHUs or pressure strategy can affect room performance.
Replacement or significant final-filter work can require relevant performance reassessment.
Changes to walls, ceilings, doors or room volume can influence controlled conditions.
Significant equipment movement can alter airflow behaviour or operational conditions.
Work affecting HVAC, filtration or room integrity can trigger a qualification review.
Frequency should follow the facility quality system, applicable standards and regulatory requirements.
Cleanroom engineering, commissioning and qualification support for regulated production environments.
Controlled environments supporting technical, QC, research and laboratory operations.
Clean and controlled areas requiring appropriate environmental and contamination-control engineering.
Controlled facilities where environmental performance forms part of reliable production or laboratory operation.
Controlled manufacturing areas requiring cleanable construction and managed production environments.
Technical manufacturing areas where particle or environmental control is required by the process.
Define intended use, room classification, facility conditions and qualification expectations.
Review cleanroom envelope, filtration, zoning, access systems and required interfaces.
Install and integrate the approved cleanroom components and project systems.
Check system operation and project readiness for the required qualification activities.
Support agreed DQ, IQ and OQ documentation and associated project information.
Perform or assign required activities according to the approved project responsibility matrix.
Complete agreed documentation and support future maintenance, modification and requalification planning.
A useful quotation requires the facility requirement and testing responsibility — not only the cleanroom area in square metres.
Pharmaceutical, laboratory, healthcare, biotech or other use.
Describe the production or operation performed in the area.
Provide ISO class, GMP grade or project-defined requirement.
New design, construction, commissioning, operating or modified.
Share layouts, zoning, pressure plans and available drawings.
Provide available AHU, filtration and airflow information.
DQ, IQ, OQ, PQ, commissioning or requalification requirement.
List particle, HEPA, airflow, pressure or environmental tests.
Send URS, consultant requirement or existing protocol.
Define protocols, reports, records and handover expectations.
State if any test must be performed by an accredited external organization.
ShababTec can review the available project information and help define the required documentation and qualification-support scope.
ShababTec provides cleanroom validation assistance, DQ/IQ/OQ documentation support, testing and commissioning support and project documentation in Egypt. Individual performance tests and testing responsibilities are confirmed according to each project's qualification scope.
Testing measures specific performance parameters. Qualification is the wider documented process of confirming that the cleanroom has been designed, installed and operated against predefined requirements and the approved qualification strategy.
DQ addresses design against requirements, IQ addresses the installed configuration, OQ addresses operation against defined requirements, and PQ addresses performance under the conditions specified by the facility's qualification strategy.
Yes. DQ, IQ and OQ documentation support is included in ShababTec's published engineering capabilities.
PQ execution is not presented as a universal ShababTec deliverable on this page. Where PQ is required, its scope, responsibilities, protocols and acceptance criteria should be defined for the individual project.
These are common cleanroom performance tests, but they should not be assumed automatically in every ShababTec scope. Required tests, responsible testing party, instrumentation, acceptance criteria and report format should be confirmed before quotation.
ISO 14644-1 covers air-cleanliness classification by airborne particle concentration, ISO 14644-2 addresses monitoring related to particle-cleanliness performance, and ISO 14644-3 provides cleanroom test methods. The applicable parts depend on the project.
This page does not claim laboratory accreditation. If a project requires testing or certification by an accredited independent organization, that requirement and responsible party should be defined in the project scope.
Requalification should be reviewed after changes that can affect controlled-environment performance, such as major HVAC work, filter replacement, cleanroom modifications, equipment relocation or significant maintenance, as well as at any periodic interval required by the facility quality system or applicable requirements.
Yes. Cleanroom engineering, installation, commissioning and validation assistance are all included in ShababTec's wider published project lifecycle, allowing qualification readiness to be considered alongside the actual cleanroom execution.
Provide the facility type, room use, required classification, project stage, cleanroom drawings, HVAC information, qualification stage, required tests, acceptance criteria, documentation expectations and any accreditation requirements.
Share your room classification, cleanroom drawings, HVAC information, qualification stage, required tests and documentation expectations. ShababTec can review the project and define the appropriate validation and documentation support scope.