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8 Things You Need to Know When Considering a Monitoring System
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Optimizing Your Temperature Mapping System |
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Mesa Labs will be exhibiting at the 15th Annual Cold Chain Global Forum, September 25 – 29, 2017 in Chicago, Illinois. Visit our booth #720 to meet with our experts and view a demonstration on our latest temperature-controlled packaging and monitoring solutions. For more details on the event, or to set an appointment with a Mesa Labs representative while…
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Cellular Dynamics International is a leading developer and manufacturer of human cells and as such, have great stake in protecting their assets. Mesa was proud to assist Cellular Dynamics International with their monitoring needs. Read the full case study here. Let’s talk monitoring! Talk with one of our experts to get your questions answered and…
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Whether you are in nursing, pathology, operating rooms, clinical laboratories or responsible for administering temperature sensitive pharmaceutical assets, you know how time consuming and error prone manual temperature logging can be. When hospitals, clinics and pharmacies have to prepare and submit compliance reports, hand logs often require arduous compilation and careful submission to satisfy the…
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FreshLoc’s temperature monitoring of refrigerators, freezers, and warmers is vital to ensure patient safety, as well as to remain compliant with medication management standards and reduce potentially costly product loss. FreshLoc gives healthcare professionals a customizable solution, allowing the user to monitor and document a range of information such as temperature, pressure, humidity, and other…
DetailsMesa has created a service network specifically suited to provide in-house services to our customers. Whether your needs call for equipment repair, calibration or process validation, Mesa’s Global Services team is uniquely qualified to provide you with specialized service, expert protocol development and execution and complete validation services to suit every need.
When looking for a monitoring program, Mesa Labs understands that you are not simply looking for software to monitor your equipment, you are looking for a monitoring partner to help you protect valuable product and archive valuable data. Monitoring systems prove their worth when called into action and the systems from Mesa Labs provide you with extremely effective and efficient alarming systems able to communicate via phone, text and email when conditions drift outside of your defined acceptance ranges.
Paramount to any Continuous Monitoring System are its capabilities when an alarm situation occurs. Varying the alerting by department, piece of equipment, time of day, day of the week, condition parameters, delivery method and escalation protocols can mean the difference between immediate/appropriate action and interaction, and coworker frustration and product loss.
Mesa Labs offers a suite of professional services to maintain its monitoring systems in optimal operating condition. Our personalized services are tailored to guide you in the transition to a fully automated monitoring system following installation. On-going support services are designed to maintain streamlined operations.
-Initial System Installation & Setup
-Transition Period Support & Go-Live Services
-Consulting & Other Professional Services
Mesa Labs has developed a complete validation protocol to meet rigorous FDA and other regulatory requirements. Our comprehensive Installation, Operational, and Performance Qualification (IQ/OQ/PQ) protocol validates compliance with the FDA 21 CFR Part 11 and facilitates our customer’s ability to meet GxP guidelines and 21 CFR Parts 210/211 requirements. Test execution is documented in the protocol test pages using Good Documentation Practices. Upon completion of the protocol, the client receives a detailed summary report; the executed protocol and all raw data, and all supporting documentation in a single turnover binder. Any deviations encountered during testing are identified and resolved prior to final document delivery to the client.
