Lyon, France
14 Rue des Capitaines69003 Lyon, France
A scoping engagement with our clinical engineering desk — not a sales call. We review your facility's existing HEPA and contamination-control posture against ISO 14644-1, EN 1822-1:2019, and ISO 13485 baselines, then return a written gap report within 4 business hours of submission.
A scoping intake — not a quote form. We use these inputs to pre-assign the right clinical engineer to your facility and to bring the relevant ISO/EN baseline to the first conversation. Fields marked with an asterisk are required for triage; everything else accelerates response time.
Each office carries a licensed clinical engineering team and on-site calibration stock — audits begin in-region, not from a remote sales desk. Below is the working coverage as of Q1 2026.
Five recurring questions from facilities directors and procurement leads. The full engagement protocol is available on request after the scoping call.
Yes. Every audit request is opened under a mutual NDA before any technical exchange. Submitted form data is stored in our Lyon compliance ticketing system, accessible only to the assigned clinical engineer and the compliance desk. We do not anonymize facility data into case studies without a separate written authorization, and we never list client names publicly.
The initial scoping audit is free of charge for qualified healthcare buyers — typically a 90-minute remote walkthrough and a written gap report delivered within 4 business hours of submission. A full on-site certification audit (11-day median turnaround, conducted by our in-house clinical engineers) is a paid engagement, quoted after the scoping call against facility size and system complexity.
Every audit is evaluated against three baseline references, which we hold simultaneously as a firm: ISO 14644-1 (cleanroom classification), ISO 13485 (medical device quality management), and EN 1822-1:2019 (HEPA/ULPA filter performance). Pharmaceutical clients additionally receive an ISPE-aligned baseline review, on request.
An EcoMedPollutec clinical engineer licensed in your jurisdiction — never a subcontractor. Of our 42 in-house engineers, 9 hold European Registered Microbiologist credentials, and all carry terminal calibration certificates traceable to ISO 17025 reference standards. The scoping call tells you exactly who will lead the on-site work before any commitment.
A qualified engineer or our compliance desk responds within 4 business hours of submission, median 3h 41m across the last 90 requests. The first response is a written gap report (PDF, ~12 pages) and a proposed audit window — not a sales deck. You are free to share the report with your procurement office before any further step.