Study of sterilization volumes, instrument flow, hospital capacity, available space, equipment requirements, utilities, and zoning needs to determine an efficient CSSD configuration.

Planning of a controlled dirty-to-clean-to-sterile workflow, including decontamination areas, preparation and packing zones, sterilization areas, sterile storage, equipment layouts, HVAC, water, drainage, electrical, and utility requirements.

Execution of planned zones, utilities, equipment positioning, workstations, storage systems, and supporting infrastructure while maintaining the intended workflow and separation between functional areas.

Testing and commissioning of sterilization and processing equipment, utilities, safety features, and supporting systems according to applicable manufacturer and project requirements.

Training: Training and orientation for CSSD personnel on equipment operation, workflow, routine handling, basic maintenance requirements, and relevant operational procedures.

Handover: Submission of applicable equipment documentation, commissioning records, operating information, warranties, and project documentation followed by formal handover.