1. System Integration Company
http://www.sistelcontrol.com

2. 19 years of experience in the integration of
control technologies and automation exclusively
in the "Life Science“ sector.

3. Chiffres
•
•
•
•
•
25 employees
Headquarters in Barcelone
Offices in Madrid and Bordeaux (France)
More than 500 automation projects done
International projects in 14 different countries

4. Projects
(Mexico DF)
Grinman
(Cork)
(Dublin)
Novartis Takeda
(Sandwich) (Riga)
Pfizer
Biotech
(Washington)
Sanofi Paste
(La Baleta)
Combinofarm
Spain
+ 500 prj
(Alger)
Races
(Caracas)
(Sao Paulo)
INPE,
Cristalia
(Taipei City)
Cyanamid
(Dhaka)
Square Pha
(Buenos Aires)
Sandoz,
Asofarma,
Filaxis,

5. Pharmaceutical References

6. Pharmaceutical References

7. Veterinary References

8. Automation solutions and systems integration
Information
Data recording
Services control
Operations
Visualization
Equipment control
Process control
•
•
•
Projects performance / global automation services
Creating value by improving process efficiency
Work based on quality standards (GAMP, FDA 21 CFR, BPF…)

9. What do we offer?
• HVAC and clean rooms automation (facilities
monitoring systems for clean room, particle monitoring
systems, climatic chambers).
• Production processes classifiable (weighing,
formulation, primary packaging, secondary packaging).
• Independent process equipment (autoclaves,
Lyophilizers, coating machine, cleaning machine,
filling, labeling, …)
• Automation of generation, storage and water
distribution systems

10. •
•
Customer needs evaluation
Solution implementation
SUPPLIERS
Technology
CLIENTS
Needs
INFRASTRUCTURE
Operations
STANDARDS
Quality

11. Technology based on market standards
Sistel Control is independent from technology control suppliers
therefore we can choose the best solution for each case.
PLC
• Omron
• S5, S7 of Siemens
• PLC-5, ControlLogix of Rockwell
• Premium, Quantum of Schneider
SCADA systems
• Intouch, ArchestrA of Wonderware
• iFix,
• RSView, de Rockwell
• WinCC, WinCC Flexible of Siemens

12. Certifications

13. Quality certification ISO 9001

14. Quality procedures
Procedures GaMP 5
21 CFR Part 11
V Cycle model

15. Control environment / Work environment
Software
Operator
Hardware
Equipement
Control environment
Work environment

16. Services
Design control Engineering
•
•
•
•
Basic engineering design
Functional specifications
Detailed Design
Technical & quality documentation
Project implementation
•
•
•
•
•
•
Programming of PLC / HMI systems
Programming of SCADA
Programming of MES systems
Commissioning & start-up of the project
Validation IQ OQ
Training of operators
Customer services
•
•
Support agreement to 24 x 7 days a week
MIC Monitor control infrastructure

17. Facilities control and monitoring:
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
HVAC and air Systems
Control of pressure , T, HR
Particle count solutions
Clean Room monitoring
PSM control
Monitoring
Reactors and process systems
, CIP SIP
• Pure steam generators, pw
and wfi loops
• Equipment's control systems
• Freeze dryers
• Autoclave
• Coater

18. Operations monitoring












Process visibility
Alarm management
Review by exception
Historical register.
Management of security and users
Reports management
Calibrations management
Production recipes management
Traceability and Genealogy
OEE and KPI Efficiency
Electronic Batch Record
Energy efficiency

19. Architecture
example

20. HVAC Monitoring view example

21. HVAC Monitoring view example

22. Alarms & Events view example

23. Historical Trend view example

24. GMP area Monitoring view example

25. Desinfection process view example

26. IT Solutions
Knowledge of computing technologies for control systems
 Design
 Training
 Implementation
 Support

27. Server consolidation
Open Architecture
Leverage current and
future investment in an
heterogeneous technology
transparently to integration
Integration
Delete intermediate steps,
licenses and consoles.
Share resources on
demand in seconds
Automation
Datacenter automation
improving the consistency
and the necessary
resources

28. Virtualization
Flexibility, agility, reliability
Reliable infrastructure with flexible access.
Extend the life cycle of
infrastructure
Isolate hardware level errors.
Quick response
Deployment of new environments in minutes
Increase productivity
Optimized automation of common tasks to simplify IT operations while
improving availability.
Standarization and
consolidation of assets
Freedom of choice. Support for heterogeneous environments and
deployment of existing infrastructure.
RELIABILITY

29. MIC: IT infrastructure monitoring
MIC is a monitoring service offered by Sistel CONTROL on all elements of the control
infrastructure.
Monitoring allows:
►
Surveillance 24 hours a day
► Overview of all components
▪ Servers
▪ Electronic network
▪ PLCs and controllers
► Incidents record
► Incidents solutions
Service:
▪ Proactive intervention from 9h to 18h
▪ 24h proactive intervention with a predetermined response time.
Monitoring 24h
Working hours intervention
9:00h – 18:00h
Non working hours intervention
18:00h – 09:00h

30. Customer needs
•
Staff
• Technology know-how
• Flexibility and agility
• Based automation
• Open solutions
• Market standards
• Specialization
• Pharmaceutical and regulated sectors.
• GAMP compliance
• Values
• Long term collaboration
• Shared project concept