Destin A. LeBlanc Cleaning Validation Technologies, Technical Consulting Services In discussing monitoring for cleaning validation, it is important to carefully define what one means by “monitoring”. As used here, the term “monitoring” refers to the routine measurements taken on the cleaning process that serve as indicators of whether the process is in a state of control (or considered from the opposite point of view, serve as indicators that the process either is not or may not be in a state of control). The purpose of monitoring is not to have clear evidence that the surfaces are acceptably clean. To do that, one would have to sample the surfaces (much as one would do in a cleaning validation protocol).
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Cleaning Validation Technologies, Technical Consulting Services
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