Producing safe pharmaceuticals for consumers is a highly sensitive process. Pharmaceutical ingredients, including water and air, must meet the utmost standards for purity and cleanliness throughout manufacturing to prevent potentially dangerous contaminations. Consumer safety starts with a production facility’s construction as the building’s systems are specifi ed, installed, and commissioned. Coordinating quality on a pharmaceutical project is a daunting task, but its success can mean millions ofdollars in savings on construction and increased revenue as the building is completed on time.

The commissioning and qualification process onany pharmaceutical facility can be long and involved.  Any unresolved issues found after the construction phase will still have to be corrected and might force a project to finish or be commissioned behind schedule, costing a pharmaceutical company months of production and revenues, potentially totaling millions of dollars.

LATISTA has worked with several pharmaceutical companies, improving quality on pre-fabricated modules before their delivery on the jobsite and helping with documentation for the turnover and commissioning processes.  Read more in a LATISTA online case study.