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SWE
Workshop
Relocation of Multiple
R&D Lab Facilities
to a Single-Site Location
SWE 4th Annual Laboratory Instrument Qualification
and
System Validation Conference
WALTHAM, Mass. (Aug. 23, 2007)- A workshop detailing the
consolidation of five separate R&D facilities into a new center for
research and technology will be presented in September by Joe Tehrani, PhD,
Multivendor Service, Validation and Relocation Business Leader for PerkinElmer
Life & Analytical Sciences.
The workshop will be presented at the SWE 4th Annual
Laboratory Instrument Qualification and System Validation Conference, Sept.
17-18, 2007, at the Tremont Marriot in Boston, MA.
In this workshop, Dr. Tehrani will discuss the timetable and
logistics for this large-scale project, which includes the relocation of more
than 1,500 scientific instruments including large-scale equipment requiring
rigging and other "special-handling" items, NMR, EPR, TEM, SEM,
Autoclaves and Laser Optics. Other instruments to be moved include: LCMS, GCMS,
Microscopes, Custom-made Equipment, Refrigerators, Freezers, Incubators, and
Robotics.
In addition to the relocation of scientific instruments, the
technical team will oversee coordination of all activities related to the
move. The process includes compiling an accurate inventory of all goods
(instruments, samples, contents of drawers, lab supplies and personal items)
and coordination of all activities through detailed scheduling and resource
allocation.
The workshop highlights the relocation process,
including:
 | Inventory and bar-coding of all equipment |
 | Labeling all equipment and components to verify current
location, move date, final location, and information about related
components |
 | Pre-move benchmarking of over 300 high-end instruments to
establish working status of these equipment prior to move |
 | Coordination of the dismantling of specialized equipment
with selected vendors |
 | Dismantling, packing, and labeling of lab equipment |
 | Relocation of instruments; supplies; large and
specialized equipment; and personal items |
 | Setup and commissioning of equipment and holistic testing
§ Coordinated setup of specialized equipment with selected vendors |
 | Repair and preventive maintenance of equipment (LCMS,
GCMS, HPLC, GC) |
 | Multivendor IQ / OQ and calibration of equipment
including HPLC, LCMS, GC, GCMS, FTIR, UV-Vis Spectrophotometers, Particle
size analyzers, Titrators, Balances, pH Meters, Refrigerators, and
Freezers from various vendors including Agilent, Waters, Shimadzu, Thermo,
GE/Amersham, Varian, Bruker, ABI, and others. |
PerkinElmer technical staff will provide all required
services, including benchmarking, dismantling, setup, repair, calibration,
qualification, and completion of all IQ/OQ documents according to GLP/GMP
guidelines and Good Documentation Practices (GDP).
Success in this project is defined by three overriding
parameters:
 | Meeting all move deadlines, including deadlines for each
phase of the move as well as the entire project. |
 | Staying within the established budget. |
 | Achieving a 100% acceptance rate for instruments
post-move, that is: Each instrument will be up and operational as required
by the client. |
Dr. Tehrani, who has 17 patents to his name, established
Biomatic Inc., a high-technology qualification and service company in 1998.
Biomatic specialized in multivendor IQ OQ instrument qualification/validation
as well as multivendor instrument service and repair. PerkinElmer Inc.
acquired Biomatic in November 2005.
For more information about the SWE conferences visit the SWE
website (http://www.sweinc.biz)
where a PDF of the conference brochure is available.
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