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March 25, 2014

It is crucial to know what class of cleanroom you will be entering and working in. Follow instructions from an experienced cleanroom professional for guidance.

  1. Physical contaminates, such as; skin cells, dandruff, fibers off of clothing and loose hair are just a few that can cause serious problems in a cleanroom.
  2. Humans are generally the single, largest source of contamination in a cleanroom.
  3. It’s recommended that you shower the days you go into a cleanroom.
  4. Do not wear any hair spray, perfumes, cosmetics or colognes when working in or entering a cleanroom.
  5. Wear appropriate clothing under your cleanroom suits: no shorts or skirts. Open toe and high heels shoes should not be worn. Stay away from sweaters and any heavy fiber based clothing that could cause static electricity.
  6. Do not have any food, candy or gum in your mouth while working in or entering a cleanroom.
  7. Change or clean your shoes before entering the cleanroom. Use a shoe cleaner or step on the tacky mats several times, before you put on your shoe covers.
  8. Put your cleanroom gear on in the correct order. Head, shoulders, knees and toes! Start with the top, your head, and work your way down to bottom.
  9. Cleanroom garments can vary depending on the classification of the cleanroom you are entering, make sure you protect yourself and your environment by dressing in the appropriate garments.
  10. For extra precaution, pass through an air shower if available.
  11. Keep your cleanroom apparel on at all times when inside of the cleanroom.
  12. Replace cleanroom attire when it becomes soiled. Use fresh gloves, hair bouffants, and shoe covers every time you enter a cleanroom.

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