Strokovni posvet o tehnologiji čistih prostorov
Ljubljana, 15. september 2025
Udeleženci današnjega strokovnega posveta »Čas je, da tudi v Sloveniji skupaj naredimo korak naprej v razvoju in izobraževanju na področju tehnologije čistih prostorov« v organizaciji SCS smo opozorili na nujne korake, ki bodo v prihodnjih letih omogočali uresničevanje obsežnih investicijskih načrtov gospodarstva v Sloveniji, obenem pa priložnosti za nadaljnji razvoj tehnologije čistih prostorov pri nas. Ugotovili smo, da je ključni izziv v zagotavljanju temeljnih specifičnih znanj s področja tehnologije čistih prostorov in v dostopu do le-teh v sistemu formalnega izobraževanja.
Ključne priložnosti se odpirajo zlasti na področju farmacije, biotehnologije in zdravstva. Vodilna mednarodna podjetja iz teh panog v prihodnjih letih v Sloveniji načrtujejo razvojne projekte v skupni vrednosti več kot dveh milijard evrov, za katere bodo potrebna temeljna znanja in kompetence s področja tehnologije čistih prostorov. Ti obsežni projekti bodo zahtevali več kadrov z znanjem in kompetencami s področja tehnologije čistih prostorov, kot jih je trenutno na voljo pri nas.
Da bo mogoče zagotoviti dovolj kompetentnih strokovnjakov, je nujno tesnejše sodelovanje med ključnimi deležniki. Kot cilj so si udeleženci posveta tako zadali poglobljeno povezovanje gospodarstva, znanosti in izobraževalne sfere, ob tem pa k sodelovanju nagovarjajo tudi državo. Na posvetu so podpisali zavezo k dolgoročnemu sodelovanju med SCS in SZE - Slovenskim združenjem za energetiko.
Posvet, ki je bil prvi dogodek na področju tehnologije čistih prostorov na tako visokem nivoju pri nas, je gostila GZS, udeležilo pa se ga je več kot 120 predstavnikov gospodarstva, znanosti, zdravstva in državnih ustanov. Pod delovnim naslovom »Vzpostavitev celovitega ekosistema znanja za čiste prostore v Sloveniji«, kar je poleg povezovanja in razvoja dolgoročnega partnerstva eden ključnih namenov združenja SCS, smo razpravljali o gospodarskem pomenu tehnologije čistih prostorov in strateških priložnostih, ki jih ta panoga omogoča, o kadrovskih razmerah, izobraževanju in znanju prihodnosti ter o vprašanjih, povezanih s tehnologijami, inovacijami in regulativo.
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Fotoutrinki s posveta
FIRST SYMPOSIUM ON CLEANROOM TECHNOLOGY IN SLOVENIA
Participants of the first symposium on cleanroom technology "It is time for Slovenia to take a step forward in the development and education of cleanroom technology," organized by the Slovenian Cleanroom Society (SCS) on September 15, 2025 in Ljubljana (Slovenia), pointed out the urgent steps that would enable the implementation of extensive investment plans for the Slovenian economy in the coming years, as well as opportunities for the further development of cleanroom technology. They concluded that the key challenge in Slovenia is to provide basic specific knowledge in the field of cleanroom technology and to ensure access to this knowledge in the formal education system.
Key opportunities are opening up particularly in pharmacy, biotechnology, and healthcare. In the coming years, leading international companies in these industries are planning development projects in Slovenia with a total value of more than two billion euros. These large-scale projects will require fundamental knowledge and skills in cleanroom technology, and more professionals with knowledge and skills in the field will be needed than are currently available.
Closer cooperation between key stakeholders is essential to ensure enough competent experts. The symposium participants set themselves the goal of deepening the integration of the economy, science, and education while also calling on the state to cooperate. At the event, they signed a commitment to long-term cooperation between SCS and SZE - the Slovenian Energy Association.
The symposium, the first event in Slovenia in cleanroom technology at such a high level, was hosted by the Slovenian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and attended by more than 120 representatives from the economy, science, healthcare, and state institutions. Under the working title "Establishing a comprehensive knowledge ecosystem for clean rooms in Slovenia", which is one of the key objectives of the SCS association alongside networking and developing long-term partnerships, participants discussed the economic significance of cleanroom technology and the strategic opportunities offered by this industry, the HR situation, education and knowledge for the future, and issues related to technologies, innovations, and regulatory framework.
More information about the symposium is available here.
Photo highlights from the Symposium