In a hospital the mechanical plant is clinical infrastructure, and we treat it that way. Scope is defined against ASHRAE 170, NFPA 99 and NFPA 110, and Joint Commission utilities-management requirements, with testing intervals and documentation carried as obligations under the agreement.
We acquire the installed plant, carry the replacement program across the term, and hold the availability risk against contracted standards. Work is phased around clinical operation under a written plan agreed with the facility.
Assessment scope
Acute care facility
Group
Systems
CP
Central plant – chillers, boilers, cooling towers, pumping, primary distribution
AHU
Air handling and terminal units serving surgical, procedural, isolation, and inpatient areas
EPS
Emergency and standby power, switchgear, and distribution
BAS
Building automation, metering, and controls
GEN
On-site generation, heat recovery, and ground-source conversion where site conditions permit
Defined
Per asset, in the agreement
Measured
Continuously
Reported
To the owner
ASHRAE 170
NFPA 99
NFPA 110
Joint Commission EC / UM
Ventilation rates, essential electrical performance, and environment-of-care documentation are specified at scope definition and reported continuously. Records are delivered to the facility as they are produced.
Capital access narrows sharply below the multi-hospital system. Plant replacement requirements do not.
Most of our work is here.
Provided to the owner on completion.
