EHEDG
Hygienic design guidelines for food and related process industries — cleanability, materials, and equipment layout.
EHEDG official siteStandards
Quality & compliance
Process-driven engineering aligned to hygienic and bioprocess expectations — so product contact surfaces, utilities, and documentation support your quality team and auditors.
How we work
Three quality commitments on every package
01
Design for cleanability
Drainable routing, material selection, and layout choices that support your cleaning and validation strategy.
02
Traceable decisions
From URS and P&ID through datasheets and as-builts — so reviews do not require reverse-engineering the skid.
03
Audit-ready handover
FAT records, certificates, and turnover packs structured for quality and maintenance use after commissioning.
Engineering
Beyond fabrication
Process-driven engineering from your P&ID and URS — not only shop assembly to a drawing.
Many suppliers can fabricate to a drawing. Fewer keep a continuous engineering thread through material selection, join strategy, drainability, and turnover records.
We design so a single pipe loop or a full skid does not introduce avoidable risk to product, environment, or downstream operations — with cleaning strategy, surface finish, welding approach, and CIP/SIP/automation interfaces documented for validation and quality review.
Handover
Documentation that matches your plan
Records aligned to your URS, site standards, and national codes — not a generic pack with gaps at audit.
Compliance is confirmed against your user requirements and applicable codes. Datasheets, material certificates, test sheets, and as-built documentation follow what your project and quality plans require.
When you define a new line or upgrade hygienic utilities, a clear standards list (including which EHEDG, 3-A, or BPE clauses apply) lets us quote and engineer without ambiguity.
Reference frameworks
Global standards we align to
Final compliance is always confirmed against your URS, site standards, and applicable national codes.
3-A Sanitary Standards
Sanitary expectations widely used in dairy, food, pharma, and personal care for product-contact equipment.
3-A SSI official siteASME BPE
Bioprocessing equipment standard for design, materials, fabrication, and inspection of high-purity systems.
ASME BPE overviewWhere to go next
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