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Validation of Environmental Monitoring Methods
There are many ways to perform environmental monitoring. The methods that a company chooses will determine
to a large degree whether or not the data is worth the time and effort spent in collecting and tracking it.
In order to show that the methods chosen are appropriate, they need to be validated. Validation is a new
concept when it comes to environmental monitoring. Environmental monitoring programs are set up to monitor
the effectiveness of cleaning and sanitation and to verify that classified environments are operating in a
state of control. This booklet is intended to begin the thinking process and help the reader to design a
validation plan that is appropriate for the facility being monitored and the methods being used.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents :
I. Surface
Monitoring - Background
II. Validation of Surface Sampling Methods
III.
Performance Qualification for Contact Plates
IV. Acceptance Criteria for Percent Recovery of Contact Plates
V. Acceptance Criteria for Neutralizer Efficacy
VI. Performance Qualification of Swabbing Procedures
VII. Other Surface Testing Methods
VIII. Airborne Viable Monitoring
IX. Qualifying Environmental Monitoring Methods for Anaerobes
X. Installation Qualification of Air Samplers (IQ)
XI. Operation Qualification of Air Samplers (OQ)
XII. Performance Qualification of Air Samplers (PQ)
XIII. Airborne Particulate Monitoring
XIV. Installation Qualification (IQ) for Particle Samplers
XV. Operation Qualification of Air Samplers (OQ)
XVI. Performance Qualification of Air Samplers (PQ)
XVII. Conclusion
VIII. Bibliography
IX. About the Author
About the Authors