Cleanroom attire management system with close loop control, traceability, automated email reporting, and governance

Muhammad Sani, Muhammad ‘Ammar (2017) Cleanroom attire management system with close loop control, traceability, automated email reporting, and governance. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Nowadays, Industry 4.0 is the target for all industries all over the world. The “smart factory” concept is the output from this emerging trend. By applying this concept, they need to consider automation and data exchange in manufacturing technologies and develop the cyber-physical systems, the Internet of things and cloud computing. The cyber-physical systems monitor overall physical factory process done in their factory. Employees whom are working inside cleanroom production area must ensure they were provided and wear dress code correctly as mentions by the standards. The employees were assigned with their own dedicated attire for being used by them inside production area in the factory anytime anywhere. To ensure the attire still met the specifications working inside the cleanroom, which is it must clean and maintained the electrostatic discharge (ESD) protective, the attire must be send for washing at least once in a fortnight. The attire washing handled by the Attire Team inside the Attire Room. There are several flows for manages the attire currently happened in the segment accordingly. Currently, the segments (department) have/managed their respective cleanroom attire management systematics based on their “Best Can Do” approaches with no proper/clear close loop control for attire management, no automated reporting for certain attire cycles, no governance for attire usage cycles, and different operations flow for each segment. This application will ensure all flows happened currently in attire room are recorded and captured inside the system. Then, the application will provide auto emailing trigger for reporting. The application was developed by using phased-development methodology and object-oriented approach for documentation and system implementation. The result of this project is a web with mobile-first design and windows-based (client-server) application.

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