A Highly Technical Remodel in an Active and Occupied Hospital
The Flagstaff Medical Center’s new 39,085SF Women, Infant and Children’s (WIC) Department spans the 2nd and 3rd stories of the hospital. Successful work in this sensitive environment required significant stakeholder consultation and communication throughout preconstruction and construction.
VPP Star Safety Program and ICRA Implementation
Loven Contracting implemented dynamic and minimally invasive Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA), project management, and safety plans, minimizing impact on adjacent departments within the occupied and active facility.
FMC Women, Infant, and Children's Department Remodel
Regulations are enforced via required sign-in / out system, hourly “headcount” of personnel, and daily inventory of all tools upon hospital entrance.
FLAGSTAFF MEDICAL CENTER WOMEN, INFANT, AND CHILDREN’S DEPARTMENT REMODEL
Loven Contracting remodeled Flagstaff Medical Center’s new 39,085SF Women, Infant and Children’s (WIC) Department, spanning both 2nd and 3rd stories of the existing hospital.
This multi-phase project required dynamic and minimally invasive Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA), project management and safety plans. Our team minimized impact on adjacent departments and effectively performed construction within the 100% occupied and active facility.
This project includes extensive MEP tie-ins to the existing infrastructure and the use of temporary walls and monitored single points of access for all project personnel, material and tool travel. Appropriate security measures were essential in this sensitive environment, and team members performing work on-site were properly badged with photo ID. Regulations are enforced via required sign-in / out system, hourly “headcount” of personnel, and daily inventory of all tools upon hospital entrance.
