Bio-cleaning & cleanroom services
For clinics, hospitals, care homes, laboratories and industry: cleaning, disinfection and checks tailored to how your premises are used and to your organisation’s protocols.
Plan bio-cleaning for bedrooms, care areas and sensitive zones in line with your organisation’s protocols. Access, frequency and checks are agreed with hygiene teams, taking care routines and residents into account.
Discuss your care premisesPlan particle cleaning, grey and white cleaning stages, and checks to meet site requirements. The methods below cover controlled environments and interventions that call for them.
Discuss your controlled environment
01 Preparation stages
After building work, equipment installation or contamination, bio-cleaning is planned to reach the required level of cleanliness. Grey cleaning removes particles from surfaces and equipment. White cleaning combines detailed cleaning and disinfection in line with the site protocol.
02 Control plan
The service plan specifies surfaces, access, products, working methods and required checks. Any particle or microbiological testing of air, water or surfaces is agreed for the scope. In GMP environments, the site’s own procedures and quality responsibilities remain the reference.
Micro-nebulisation is carried out with a Swissmedic-certified device and included in the site’s disinfection protocol.
Equipment and operating conditionsRegular service
Cleaning and bio-cleaning for sensitive premises, at the frequency and in the areas agreed with your organisation.
One-off interventions
Post-work cleaning, white cleaning or decontamination: a targeted intervention to suit the situation.
How bio-cleaning is organised
Agree the scope, how the premises are used and the objectives with the quality manager.
Bio-cleaning and disinfection following the agreed sequence.
Record the work and add details to the service report.
03 Grey cleaning
After construction work, before equipment is commissioned or following contamination, grey cleaning covers the surfaces specified in the brief: ceilings, walls, floors, furniture and process equipment. The work sequence and cleaning methods help limit particle transfer to areas already treated.
04 White cleaning
White cleaning combines detailed cleaning with disinfection. In pharma, it follows good manufacturing practice and the site’s quality system. In watchmaking, it supports particle control at production workstations.
05 Quality checks
The control plan specifies sampling points, methods, acceptance limits and who reviews the results. Particle counts and microbiological analyses serve different purposes. The organisation’s quality criteria determine when a room or production line can be released.
06 Follow-up · My Synapse app
Track tasks and checks by area, using the protocols agreed with your organisation.
My Synapse modules are selected to suit your organisation. HyperDryMist® services are tracked in the app.
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