A Large Pharma Manufacturer’s CIP Introduction A leading manufacturer of life saving and life sustaining products with a 180,000-square-foot plant in Canada manufactures intravenous (IV), nutritional, peritoneal dialysis and hemodialysis solutions. The plastic IV containers, one of the client’s flagship products, are manufactured, filled with solution, and packaged at this facility. Historically the processes of connecting solution tanks to the container fillers as well as running Clean in Place (CIP) on the filling lines were manual in nature. Operators were required to manually connect pipes and operate valves, making procedures such as supply tank switchover or CIP operations tedious, erroneous and expensive. This prompted the “Dry Facility Automation System” project which is a multi-mi

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