Starting at $2,500
Contamination problems often begin long before they appear on a failed COA. Airflow deficiencies, excess moisture, sanitation gaps, facility conditions, employee practices, equipment, and workflow can create hidden contamination pathways throughout a cultivation facility.
The CCS Facility Vulnerability Assessment is a comprehensive on-site evaluation designed to identify these vulnerabilities, determine where contamination risk may be developing, and give operators a clear, prioritized plan for reducing that risk.
Comprehensive facility and cultivation-room walkthrough
Building envelope and moisture-risk assessment
HVAC, airflow and air-quality review
Temperature, humidity and environmental-control assessment
Water, drainage and condensation review
Sanitation-practice assessment
Employee hygiene and PPE review
Workflow and cross-contamination assessment
Equipment maintenance review
Pest-prevention assessment
SOP, documentation and quality-control review
Contamination pathway analysis
CCS Facility Vulnerability Score™ — 0–100
Prioritized corrective-action recommendations
Recommended testing and monitoring strategy
Your facility is evaluated across 11 weighted vulnerability categories to produce an overall 0–100 CCS Facility Vulnerability Score™.
Instead of receiving a generic checklist, operators receive a structured assessment showing where vulnerabilities exist, which areas present the greatest concern, and where corrective efforts should be prioritized.
Following the assessment, you receive a comprehensive CCS Facility Vulnerability Assessment Report including:
Overall CCS Facility Vulnerability Score™
Individual category scores
Key findings and identified vulnerabilities
Supporting field observations and photographs where applicable
Potential contamination pathways
Prioritized corrective actions
Recommended environmental testing
Recommended follow-up and retesting
Ongoing monitoring recommendations
Final pricing is based on facility size, number of cultivation and production areas, operational complexity, travel, and assessment scope.
Environmental fungal air sampling, airflow mapping, laboratory fungal identification, corrective-action retesting, and ongoing environmental monitoring are available as additional services when warranted.
Find the vulnerabilities now—before they become failed batches, lost product, or recurring contamination problems.
Starting at $2,500
Contamination problems often begin long before they appear on a failed COA. Airflow deficiencies, excess moisture, sanitation gaps, facility conditions, employee practices, equipment, and workflow can create hidden contamination pathways throughout a cultivation facility.
The CCS Facility Vulnerability Assessment is a comprehensive on-site evaluation designed to identify these vulnerabilities, determine where contamination risk may be developing, and give operators a clear, prioritized plan for reducing that risk.
Comprehensive facility and cultivation-room walkthrough
Building envelope and moisture-risk assessment
HVAC, airflow and air-quality review
Temperature, humidity and environmental-control assessment
Water, drainage and condensation review
Sanitation-practice assessment
Employee hygiene and PPE review
Workflow and cross-contamination assessment
Equipment maintenance review
Pest-prevention assessment
SOP, documentation and quality-control review
Contamination pathway analysis
CCS Facility Vulnerability Score™ — 0–100
Prioritized corrective-action recommendations
Recommended testing and monitoring strategy
Your facility is evaluated across 11 weighted vulnerability categories to produce an overall 0–100 CCS Facility Vulnerability Score™.
Instead of receiving a generic checklist, operators receive a structured assessment showing where vulnerabilities exist, which areas present the greatest concern, and where corrective efforts should be prioritized.
Following the assessment, you receive a comprehensive CCS Facility Vulnerability Assessment Report including:
Overall CCS Facility Vulnerability Score™
Individual category scores
Key findings and identified vulnerabilities
Supporting field observations and photographs where applicable
Potential contamination pathways
Prioritized corrective actions
Recommended environmental testing
Recommended follow-up and retesting
Ongoing monitoring recommendations
Final pricing is based on facility size, number of cultivation and production areas, operational complexity, travel, and assessment scope.
Environmental fungal air sampling, airflow mapping, laboratory fungal identification, corrective-action retesting, and ongoing environmental monitoring are available as additional services when warranted.
Find the vulnerabilities now—before they become failed batches, lost product, or recurring contamination problems.
