Environmental Monitoring (Passive Air Sampling): Used as open settle plates to capture airborne viable microorganisms in cleanrooms and controlled environments for bioburden assessment.

Cleanroom Qualification and Routine Monitoring: Deployed during static and dynamic conditions to verify environmental control and meet ISO/GMP monitoring requirements.

Aseptic Processing Support: Placed near critical operations to detect contamination events during compounding, filling, and other open-microbiology activities.

Operator Shedding Assessment: Positioned around personnel work zones to assess microbial shedding during gowning qualification and ongoing monitoring.

HVAC/HEPA Performance Checks: Used near supply diffusers, returns, and critical airflow paths to track airborne viable counts and verify filtration effectiveness.

Cleaning and Disinfection Effectiveness (Airborne): Exposed pre- and post-sanitation to trend reductions in airborne bioburden.

Microbial Enumeration and Trending: Incubated and counted to establish baseline flora, set alert/action levels, and support environmental trend analyses.

General Recovery of Aerobic Bacteria: Non-selective support for organisms such as Staphylococcus aureus, Micrococcus, Bacillus, Escherichia coli, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa from ambient air.

Food, Hospital, and Device Facility Monitoring: Applied in production and healthcare areas to verify hygienic conditions and air quality.