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Technical Cleanliness according to VDA 19.1 and VDA 19.2
RISE gives this training in collaboration with Fraunhofer IPA with Dr.-Ing. Markus Rochowicz, Fraunhofer IPA as lecturer. The training is for 2 days and the lectures will be held in English.
Course Objective
This extended 2-day training provides a comprehensive understanding of technical cleanliness in accordance with VDA 19.1 and VDA 19.2. Participants will gain in-depth knowledge of cleanliness analysis, planning, and optimization processes, as well as practical methods for preventing re-contamination in production and assembly environments.
The course covers:
- VDA 19.1: Inspection of technical cleanliness – extraction, analysis, qualification, and documentation. Newly revised version will be communicated.
- VDA 19.2: Cleanliness in assembly – influences of environment, logistics, personnel, and assembly equipment, plus planning methods and practical examples.
What´s New?
The training has been extended from 1.5 to 2 full days, allowing for:
- More time for to go through the new revised VDA19.1 (day 1).
- A deeper dive into VDA 19.2 with production planning examples and group work.
- Additional opportunities for interaction and discussion with experts.
Target Audience
This training is designed for professionals in the automotive industry and its suppliers, including roles in construction, quality assurance, technical purchasing, and sales. It is also highly relevant for assembly planners, process owners, logistics experts, and facility managers.
Due to similar cleanliness requirements, the course is suitable for participants from aerospace, hydraulics, and precision engineering sectors.
Agenda Highlights
Day 1 – VDA 19.1: Inspection of Technical Cleanliness
- Introduction and fundamentals
- Extraction methods and selection
- Analysis and filtration
- Qualification and blank value
- Cleanliness lab tour.
Day 2 – VDA 19.2: Technical Cleanliness in Assembly
- Influences of environment, logistics, personnel, and equipment
- Planning examples according to VDA 19.2
- Group work and discussion of planning cases.
Course Details
- Duration: 2 days (09:00–17:00)
- Location: RISE, Mölndal
- Fee includes course documentation, coffee breaks and lunch both days
- Accommodation is booked and paid by participants.
- Members of Centrum för Renhet (CFR) receive a discounted price.
Speakers
Programme
Speakers
Markus Rochowicz
Dr-Ing. , Fraunhofer IPA
Dr-Ing. Markus Rochowicz works as group manager for cleanliness technology in the department of ultrapure production and micro manufacturing at Fraunhofer IPA in Stuttgart since 2008.
He is responsible for the development of the so-called Technical Cleanliness as an analysis, consulting and training service of the institute. The current standards for Technical Cleanliness VDA 19 parts 1 and 2 as well as ISO 16232 were developed under his direction.
Programme
Preliminary Agenda (pdf, 136.42 KB)
