

HOSPITAL RENOVATION IN OCCUPIED SPACE
Work inside a running hospital is a different job. The floor stays open, the department next door keeps admitting, and infection control governs the schedule as much as the scope does.
Technical Scope
ICRA and Life Safety
Every project starts with an Infection Control Risk Assessment run with the facility's infection prevention team before a wall opens. That sets the containment class, and containment is not a suggestion: sealed barriers, negative pressure with HEPA filtration, monitored and logged daily, anterooms where the ICRA calls for them, and debris routed so it never crosses a patient corridor. When a rated barrier is breached or an exit path is affected, Interim Life Safety Measures apply: documented alternate egress, temporary fire watch where detection or sprinklers are impaired, and a plan that holds up when the inspector asks about it. Shutdowns get scheduled with the department, not around it, and most of the invasive work happens off-hours.
01. ICRA CONTAINMENT
Sealed barriers, negative air systems, and HEPA filtration to maintain sterile environments during hospital renovations.
02. DEPARTMENTAL UPGRADES
Specialized modifications for imaging, cath labs, and endoscopy suites, ensuring compliance with clinical standards.
03. MEDICAL GAS SYSTEMS
Installation and maintenance of medical gas piping, including oxygen, vacuum, and medical air, for critical care.
04. PHASED WORK SEQUENCING
Strategic sequencing to allow departments to remain open and operational throughout the construction timeline.