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PROJECT OVERVIEW

Under the diligent management of Marc McManus, the St George’s Hospital – South West London Pathology Laboratory underwent a comprehensive interior refurbishment aimed at modernizing its workspace to meet the evolving demands of clinical diagnostics. This transformative project encompassed a diverse range of upgrades and installations designed to enhance functionality, efficiency, and safety within the laboratory environment, thereby ensuring the continued delivery of high-quality healthcare services to the community.

SCOPE OF WORK

  1. Heating and Cooling AC Systems:
    Advanced heating and cooling air conditioning systems were meticulously installed to regulate temperature levels within the laboratory, providing optimal conditions for the performance of
    delicate diagnostic procedures and the preservation of specimen integrity, thus supporting accurate diagnosis and treatment.
  2. Upgrade to 3-Phase Electrical Power Distribution Systems:
    A comprehensive upgrade of the electrical power distribution systems to 3-phase configurations was undertaken to accommodate the increased power demands of modern laboratory equipment and instrumentation, ensuring reliability, stability, and safety in electrical supply, thereby minimizing downtime and maximizing operational efficiency.
  3. New LED Lighting Scheme:
    An energy-efficient LED lighting scheme was implemented throughout the laboratory space to enhance visibility, reduce eye strain, and promote a conducive working environment for laboratory personnel. The installation of LED fixtures not only improved illumination levels but also contributed to reduced energy consumption and operational costs, aligning with sustainability goals.
  4. Suspended Ceiling and Stud Wall Installations:
    The installation of a new suspended ceiling system and stud wall partitions was carried out to optimize spatial organization, improve acoustic insulation, and facilitate the integration of essential utilities and services. This enhanced infrastructure promoted an ergonomic and functional workspace conducive to productive collaboration and focused research efforts.
  5. Bespoke Laboratory Trespa Benching and Under Counter Storage:
    Customdesigned Trespa benching solutions, complemented by strategically positioned under-counter storage units, were installed to provide durable, hygienic work surfaces and efficient storage solutions tailored to the specific needs of laboratory workflows. These bespoke installations enhanced workflow efficiency, organization, and safety, thereby supporting accurate and timely diagnostic outcomes.
  6. 30-Minute Fire Doors & Frames:
    In compliance with rigorous safety standards, all existing doors and frames were replaced with 30-minute fire-rated counterparts, bolstering the laboratory’s fire suppression measures and safeguarding personnel, equipment, and critical assets from potential fire hazards. These enhanced safety features ensured the continued operation of the laboratory in a secure and protected environment.
  7. Laboratory Grade Vinyl Flooring:
    : Durable laboratory-grade vinyl flooring was installed to withstand the demands of heavy foot traffic, chemical exposure, and routine cleaning protocols inherent in laboratory environments. This resilient flooring solution provided a safe, slip-resistant surface for laboratory personnel
    while facilitating easy maintenance and contributing to a hygienic working environment.
  8. Plumbing and Drainage Requirements:
    Specialized plumbing and drainage systems were meticulously engineered and installed to meet the unique operational needs of pathology analyzers, ensuring efficient waste management and minimizing the risk of contamination or cross-contamination during
    diagnostic processes. These tailored solutions supported the accurate and
    reliable analysis of specimens while upholding stringent hygiene standards.
  9. HTM Compliant IPS Wash Stations:
    Hygienic Technical Memorandum (HTM) compliant Integrated Plumbing Systems (IPS) wash stations were strategically positioned throughout the laboratory, equipped with advanced hygiene features
    to promote infection control and compliance with regulatory standards. These state-of-the-art wash stations facilitated effective hand hygiene practices among laboratory personnel, thereby minimizing the risk of healthcare-associated infections and ensuring the safety of patients and staff alike.

CONSLUSION

The successful completion of the St George’s Hospital – South West London Pathology Laboratory Interior Refurbishment project exemplifies the collaborative efforts, meticulous planning, and unwavering commitment to excellence demonstrated by Marc McManus and the project team. Through the integration of cutting-edge technologies, adherence to stringent regulatory standards, and a focus on user-centric design principles, the refurbished laboratory now stands as a beacon of innovation, efficiency, and safety in clinical diagnostics. With its enhanced infrastructure and modern amenities, the laboratory is well-equipped to support the hospital’s mission of delivering superior patient care, advancing medical research, and promoting public health in the community for years to come.

PROJECT DETAILS

Client: Marc McManus
Location: St George’s Hospital – South West London Pathology Laboratory
Value: £285,000.00

CONTACT

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