As a hospital manager, you have been assigned the responsibility of expanding rooms and equipment within an existing space.
Undertaking construction activities in a medical facility poses risks to patients, such as exposure to dust, noise, and hazardous equipment. Engaging in the construction process without implementing measures to mitigate these impacts can jeopardize lives.
By incorporating dust containment walls into your hospital construction approach, you can effectively separate the construction zone from the medical areas. Implementing a dust containment system during your work significantly reduces the presence of dust and noise pollution around patients, thereby minimizing disruptions and mitigating construction-related issues that may interfere with medical procedures.
Incorporating temporary wall systems into your hospital redesign project provides you and your patients with the reassurance that your plans won’t result in an increase in dust or noise, ensuring peace of mind for all parties involved.
