Basic cleanroom/contamination control course

Want to work confidently in a cleanroom? Then take this course. Because working in a cleanroom is more than just "clean work." Every detail matters. A small mistake can have major consequences.

In this course, you'll learn what contamination control truly means. You'll discover what contamination is, how it occurs, and what you need to do to prevent it. This is the foundation of a strong, clean way of working.

You'll learn how your behavior impacts quality and processes. By working diligently and acting correctly, you contribute to stable production, less waste, and lower costs.

For more information, please contact

Klaas Trienekens
Senior Account Manager Course & Contract
Email: klaas.trienekens@summacollege.nl
Phone: +06 43 22 83 14

You learn:

• the importance of procedures and how your behavior causes or prevents pollution
• the behavior of particles, the four sources of pollution and what this means for the product and process
• ISO classifications (6, 7 and 8) and the basis of GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice)
• levels of product cleanliness and critical moments in the process
• know cleanroom clothing and the correct changing procedure
• desired (and undesirable) behavior in practice
• manual cleaning, cleaning agents and checking with UV
• zones, air flows, filtration and overpressure in the cleanroom.

The course was developed with companies from the semiconductor and high-tech sectors and their suppliers. This ensures it's closely aligned with real-world practice. Upon completion, you'll be able to apply the basic principles of contamination control to your behavior, clothing, cleaning, and working according to procedures.