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Particle-count verification, reported against ISO 14644-1
A clean you can see is not the same as a clean you can measure. Airborne particle counts before and after cleaning, measured against ISO 14644-1 room classes and included in your written report.
Spec sheet
- What it covers
- A sampling plan by location, agreed in advance
- Counts at 0.3, 0.5 and 5.0 µm
- Before-and-after counts with any PMCS-managed clean, or a standalone baseline
- Instrument
- Counts are taken with a calibrated particle counter. The instrument and its calibration date are recorded on every report.
- What you receive
- A written report with counts by location, comparison to ISO 14644-1 class limits (Class 8 as the usual white-space reference), photo log, risk-ranked findings, and the instrument and calibration date.
- Important
- ISO 14644-1 classifies a room’s airborne cleanliness. The report records what was measured on the day; it does not certify the room or the vendor.
How every engagement runs
- STEP 01
Walk-through
We walk the space with your facilities lead and agree what’s in scope: rooms, floor type, access windows, escort and MOP requirements.
- STEP 02
Method statement
Before anyone enters the room you receive a written method statement: sequence, areas, materials, tile-lift plan, and stop-work rules. Nothing starts until you approve it.
- STEP 03
Clean
Hearth & Hall works top-down and to the plan. No blowers or compressed air. Damp, never wet, and no wax or finish on raised-floor tiles. Tile lifts are limited to a few adjacent tiles at a time.
- STEP 04
Count & report
PMCS takes airborne particle counts and issues a written report.
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Tell us about your room
Square footage, raised floor or slab, and the windows you can give us. We reply by email with next steps. Every engagement is scoped and quoted in writing after a walk-through.
Based in
Chesterland, Ohio · Serving all of Ohio