Pharmaceutical BMS & HVAC

Sirus is the preferred provider of BMS and QBMS services for many of pharmaceutical plants in Ireland. Our HVAC and automation engineers have both site and design experience in a wide range of BMS and optimisation projects across pharmaceutical and biotech facilities.

Some of our Pharmaceutical Sector Clients

Pharma Facility Management

Optimum environmental conditions are critical to ensuring the manufacture of quality pharmaceutical products as well as providing a comfortable work environment for operators. The correct temperature, relative humidity and ventilation need to be maintained to ensure the quality of pharmaceutical products during their manufacture and storage. Sirus has delivered large and complex BMS projects in the Life Sciences sector over the last 20 years. Clients include Bristol-Myers Squibb, Regeneron, Bausch and Lomb, Sanofi, MSD, Mylan and Amgen.

BMS for Pharmaceutical Plants

Sirus’ comprehensive solution for the pharmaceutical industry enables you to protect people, assets and business processes, and through integrated solutions increase efficiency over your building’s entire life cycle.

We can facilitate the initial requirements, risk assessment and project scope development to determine what needs to be completed and also deliver the capital equipment changes.

We deliver projects to GAMP standards and have experience with Qualified Building Management Systems (QBMS) and non-Qualified Building Management Systems (nQBMS).

Support & Expertise

We provide support and expertise from planning to commissioning and through the life cycle of the pharmaceutical plant.

Our experience in managing large pharmaceutical projects has helped us to develop standards for project execution.

We can assist with FDA 21 CFR Part 11 compliance of your facility. In order to satisfy the regulatory requirements of the pharmaceutical industry, we provide documentation from project management up to test execution. This helps meet the requirements of the FDA, the EMEA and other regulatory bodies.

I can’t recommend Sirus highly enough. They were awarded the second phase contract based on their performance during the first phase. This is a significant testimonial to their collaborative and effective approach.

Dermot Mackle

Automation Engineer, Sanofi (formerly Genzyme)