HVAC Systems (PMF102)
$80.00 US
Duration of the course: Allow 1.5 to 2 hours to complete this course.
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HVAC Systems (PMF 102) in the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Fundamentals eLearning series
PMF102 (HVAC System in the pharmaceutical industry) is the 2nd of 4 online GMP training modules in the PMF eLearning series by PharmOut Pty Ltd. This online HVAC orientation training course aims to provide you with a high-level understanding of HVAC systems and their components.
What you will learn:
- The critical role that HVAC systems play in meeting cleanroom air quality requirements
- The control of air pressures and air quality in cleanrooms
- An overview of how HVAC systems are designed
- Qualification and validation of HVAC systems in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing facilities
- The critical role that HVAC systems play in meeting cleanroom air quality requirements
- Technologies employed in HVAC systems (designs and controls)
- The functions that HVAC systems provide and the critical role HVAC plays in ensuring cleanroom air quality
- Various air quality requirements for different types of pharmaceutical manufacturing (Cleanroom Grades)
- Various technologies employed in designing HVAC systems
- Control functions that HVAC systems provide in pharmaceutical manufacturing environments
Add to cart or consider the 4-part series.
The course can be taken as a stand-alone course but is recommended to be completed as part of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Fundamentals (PMF) online learning series of four (4) individual GMP training modules.
GMP Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Fundamentals (PMF) Training
By completing the entire 4 part PMF training series, you will learn about:
- HVAC system requirements for pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities
- Cleanroom Grades
- Product containment and cross-contamination prevention
- Facility requirements
- Pharmaceutical Water Quality / Water Processing Systems
- Other GMP Facility and Manufacturing Regulatory Compliance Requirements
PMF102 – HVAC Systems training by PharmOut Pty Ltd
- This module introduces learners to HVAC systems in the Pharmaceutical, Vet Medicines and Medical Device Manufacturing Sectors.
- It is designed to be the 2nd of a 4-module eLearning series GMP Compliance and GMP Manufacturing Fundamentals Training.
Why completing pharmaceutical manufacturing compliance training is important:
- HVAC systems are frequently audited by Regulatory Authorities including the FDA, TGA, EMA, MHRA and BfARM.
- This module discusses HVAC system engineering concepts and introduces basic HVAC system designs that can help pharmaceutical manufacturers understand their GMP compliance requirements.
Designed to be taken as part of the four-part Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Fundamentals Education Series, HVAC Systems eLearning can also be taken as a stand-alone course.
PMF102: HVAC is module 2 of 4 PMF modules in the series.
- The four modules in the PMF series can be taken in any order.
- Modules can also be taken as stand-alone OR in the discounted PMF training series package.

How to complete this course for your HVAC Systems Course Certificate.
- Complete your purchase online (add this eLearning module or the Series to your cart and complete your purchase entirely online).
- Next, search your email folders for your login information to this course.
- You will need internet access to access the course content and complete the training and course assessment.
While you can typically use a mobile phone to access this course, our Pharmaceutical Industry training courses are best completed on a laptop or other device with an adequate screen resolution and functionality. Large-screen devices (a laptop or PC) are better than using a mobile phone.
Course Pre-requisites
- There are no mandatory pre-requisites for this PMF orientation course, however, other industry courses will be helpful.
- Onsite, classroom-style training programs may also be available from the experts at PharmOut Pty Ltd (send an enquiry form to ask about further training options for large groups of personnel).
- Remember, courses supplement but do not replace adequate Supervision and onsite training required by law for personnel working in these sectors.
Other Course Recommendations
It is helpful to have an understanding of basic GMP principles and GxP compliance regulations before embarking on the PMF series or this course, such as GMP topics covered in GMP Part 1, GMP Part 2, and the 10 Golden Rules of GMP.
- The first module in the series, PMF101 – Contamination Control, is also recommended prior to completing the Pharmaceutical Industry HVAC Systems course (PMF102).
- It is not mandatory as a prerequisite, however.
- Anyone with an interest in the Pharmaceutical Industry, GMP compliance requirements, and related manufacturing topics, can order and complete the HVAC course and our other online course selections.
GxP Training
Good Recordkeeping practice training is also recommended for all employees as recordkeeping and documentation are often cited in warning letters from Regulatory Authorities such as the TGA, MHRA and FDA.
You can order and complete additional GMP courses before OR after you complete the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Fundamentals training courses.
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Note: PMF courses are not included in industry bundles and can be purchased separately from an industry bundle by adding to your cart. One user per purchase/one Certificate of Completion available with 12 months’ access to this course.
GMP Course Certificates
- Upon successful completion of the online Final Assessment for each training course, you’ll be able to download and print a Certificate of Completion.
- You’ll gain 4 PMF training course Certificates of Completion if you successfully complete the entire Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Fundamentals Series.
This is Module 2 of the 4-module Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Fundamentals eLearning series).
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