John’s Cleanroom Page

My name is John Krause and I have been supporting facilities and maintenance groups for years. My having moved to Southern California about 8 years ago my focus has become more and more fixed on working with clients and prospective clients that have controlled environments. Cleanroom decontamination is something that I have been involved with for at least 15 years. My focus is on discovering if a prospective client’s cleanroom or data center is a fit for the services my company provides. Would we compliment one another?

Recently I moved back to Northern California and I live in the San Francisco Bay Area in the town of San Carlos.  This move will allow my wife and I to be much closer to family and provide me with new challanges and opportunities for my career.  I am pleased to say that I have joined Customized Performance headquarters in San Jose, CA.

You can visit our site at; www.custgroup.com

Customized Performance is an organization with several disciplines associated with building services, Facilities and Maintenance Groups. I will be taking the lead the lead in our organization’s efforts where clean room and other critical cleaning disciplines come into play as well as all team building and operational excellence.

I along the the company’s founders are confident that the Customized Performance network of services will develop into a dominate market force of specialized, comprehensive facility cleaning and maintenance services throughout California.

I started this blog because I wanted to share some information that may be helpful or insightful to those I work with or those that stumble across my humble efforts in seeking a solution to problems they may experience in their cleanroom(s); whether that room was designed for bio-pharma, medical devices or some technical manufacturing endeavor.  However, come back and watch as this blog develops.  I will be adding pages that will address other maintenace concerns along with some tips and articles on safety and cleaning.

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Regards,

John Krause