A/E Disciplines - Educational Series
November 10, 2009
Through
May 25, 2010
Session:
Part 3 - Laboratory
Design
January 26, 2010
5:30PM - 9:00PM
Location:
GSK's Upper Merion Campus in King of Prussia, PA
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Dear Member:
The ISPE-DVC Education Committee is taking a new approach to our Educational Program this year. To help companies maintain employee training during the economic downturn, we are offering a monthly education series at a reduced price of $30 for members and $50 for non-members. The monthly events will take place at GSK's Upper Merion site in King of Prussia. They will each run from 5:30-9:00pm and dinner will be provided.
This year's theme of training is the A/E disciplines, from piping and HVAC to electrical and controls. We are also offering a class in Technical Writing to help polish our reports and reduce review/revision time for managers. The last two sessions will act as a wrap up. In April, attendees will work in groups to apply the knowledge they gained to a simulated design scenario. The May session will cover Maintenance Excellence to discuss how we can keep our hard work running over its lifetime. The calendar link below shows the preliminary dates and locations for this year's events.
We would also like to encourage cross-training by participating in multiple sessions. To help accomplish this goal; we are offering bundle package pricing: Buy 3 sessions get 1 free. Most sessions will also count toward Continuing Education Credits for PEs and CPIPs.
Looking forward to seeing you at one or more of these Education events!
Alan Levy
VP Education
ISPE DVC Chapter |
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| Third Session Overview |
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The third training session of this year's Education program is "Pharmaceutical R&D Laboratory Design Through the Eyes of an Architect." This session willreview how pharmaceutical laboratories are designed from the viewpoint off an Architect, so that engineers, lab owners and lab users may begin to understand the programming, design and documentation process as seen by Architects. This session will run from 5:30PM-9:00PM on Tuesday, January 26, 2010 at GSK's Upper Merion campus in King of Prussia.
This session's goals are to educate non-architects about the key issues involved in the design of complex, compliance-driven projects through a review of the design process, as well as through examples and case studies. Participants will better understand key issues in the Building Codes and design issues of Pharmaceutical R&D facilities.
The highlights of this session will be as follows:
· Introduction, Overview of the Design Characteristics of the
R & D Laboratories, and Goals for the Session
· Building and Zoning Code Issues
· Programming a Laboratory Facility
· Understanding the Different Types of Laboratories
· How to Design A Laboratory
· Substantial Design and Labs 21
· Case Studies
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| Speaker Bio |
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Terry Jacobs is a Principal with Jacobs/Wyper Architects, LLP, an architectural, planning and interior design firm founded in 1981 in Philadelphia, PA. The firm's practice focuses in part on large and more complex projects for corporate and educational clients including research laboratories, manufacturing facilities, and data centers for the biotech, pharmaceutical and electronic industries and research universities - many delivered using design-build. Mr. Jacobs has substantial experience managing the design aspects of complex design-build projects. Jacobs was an adjunct professor at both Temple University and Drexel University and a visiting critic at the University of Pennsylvania. He has won design awards from the American Institute of Architects and the Pennsylvania Society of Architects. Jacobs earned his BA from Dartmouth College and his masters in architecture from the University of Pennsylvania. Mr. Jacobs co-edited a new book entitled, "Good Design Practices for GMP Pharmaceutical Facilities". The book is a single source reference for professionals involved in the planning, construction, validation and maintenance of modern pharmaceutical facilities. He is chairman of ISPE's Continuous Advancement Sub-committee and was president of the Delaware Valley Chapter of ISPE. He has been a course leader and speaker at numerous IPSE courses, and a member of the ISPE since 1981. |
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Directions to Upper Merion:
709 Swedeland Road
King of Prussia, PA 19406
610-270-4800
FROM PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT & POINTS SOUTH:
Take I-95 South to I-476 North (Plymouth Meeting)
Follow I-476 North 15 miles to Exit 16B (I-76 West/King of Prussia)
Take I-76 West, keep right for 100 YDS. ONLY to Exit 330 (Gulph Mills)
Turn left at the bottom of the ramp (stop sign) onto Balligomingo Road
Go to stop sign (25 yds.) and turn right onto 320 North
Cross stone bridge and bear right to stay on Route 320 North
GSK West Campus entrance is approximately ½ mile on the right
Continue straight on Route 320 North past the West Campus entrance
Enter at the East Campus entrance, approximately ¼ mile further down on the right
FROM CENTER CITY PHILADELPHIA (FRANKLIN PLAZA/FOUR SEASONS):
Take I-76 West (Valley Forge) approximately 17 miles to Exit 330 (Gulph Mills)
Turn left at the bottom of the ramp (stop sign) onto Balligomingo Road
Go approximately 25 yds. and turn right onto Route 320 North
Cross stone bridge and bear right to stay on Route 320 North
GSK West Campus is approximately ½ mile on the right
Continue straight on Route 320 North past the West Campus entrance
Enter at the East Campus entrance, approximately ¼ mile further down on the right
FROM NEW YORK & POINTS NORTH:
Take New Jersey Turnpike to Exit 6 (PA Turnpike, I-276)
Follow I-276 West to Exit 20 (Mid-County) - follow signs for Chester / Philadelphia / Allentown
Take Route 476 South (Blue Route) to Exit 16 (I-76 West, Valley Forge)
Take I-76 West (Valley Forge) approximately 50 yds. To Exit 330 (Gulph Mills)
Turn left at the bottom of the ramp (stop sign) onto Balligomingo Road
Go approximately 25 yds. and turn right onto Route 320 North
Cross stone bridge and bear right to stay on Route 320 North
GSK West Campus is approximately ½ mile on the right
Continue straight on Route 320 North past the West Campus entrance
Enter at the East Campus entrance, approximately ¼ mile further down on the right
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