Healthcare Facilities

Hospitals, clinics, and care centers that demand specialized management of critical systems, compliance with health regulations, and patient safety enhancements.

Healthcare Track

FM Training Week provides a wealth of insights and practical skills tailored for savvy professionals in Healthcare Facilities. Explore innovative strategies that will elevate your operations and ensure you remain at the forefront of your field!

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Training Highlights

Infection Control and Sanitation

Infection control is critical in healthcare facilities to prevent the spread of diseases. Training in this area should cover:
Sterilization Protocols:

Ensuring that all equipment and surfaces are properly sterilized according to health regulations to maintain a safe environment.

Air Quality Management:
Implementing measures to ensure optimal indoor air quality, including the maintenance of HVAC systems and controlling airborne pathogens.

Waste Management:
Proper disposal of medical waste to comply with environmental and health standards.

Regulatory Compliance and Safety Standards

Healthcare facilities must adhere to stringent regulatory standards to operate safely and legally. Training should include:

Building Codes and Accreditation Requirements: Understanding and implementing the necessary building codes and accreditation standards specific to healthcare facilities.

Life Safety Systems: Maintenance and testing of fire detection and suppression systems, emergency exits, and alarm systems to ensure functionality during emergencies.

OSHA Guidelines: Familiarity with Occupational Safety and Health Administration guidelines to ensure a safe working environment for healthcare facility staff.

Critical Systems Maintenance

Healthcare facilities rely on numerous critical systems that require regular maintenance to function optimally. Training should focus on:

HVAC and Ventilation Systems:
Ensuring these systems operate efficiently to maintain temperature and air quality, essential for patient comfort and infection control.

Medical Gas Systems:
Proper maintenance and monitoring of systems that deliver gases like oxygen and nitrous oxide, which are vital for patient care.

Backup Power Systems:
Ensuring that generators and emergency power systems are operational to provide uninterrupted power during outages, crucial for continuous patient care.

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Healthcare Facilities

10 Trainings in
1 Week for

HVAC Systems

Keeping heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems in optimal condition.

Electrical Systems

Ensuring safe and efficient operation of electrical systems and equipment.

Plumbing & Water Management Systems

Maintaining water supply, drainage, and sanitation systems.

Building Envelope Management

Preserving the integrity of building structures, including walls, roofs, and floors.

Energy & Environmental Sustainability

Optimizing energy usage to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and minimize environmental impact.

Cleaning & Janitoral Management

Keeping facilities clean and sanitary to ensure a healthy environment.

Disaster Mitigation & Emergency Preparedness

Strategies and actions aimed at reducing the impact of disasters and ensuring readiness to respond effectively to emergencies.

Safety & Security Systems

Ensuring the protection of both people and property.

Computerized Maint. Mgmt. Systems (CMMS) & Technology

Optimize maintenance operations, improve efficiency, streamline processes.

Boiler Systems

Using, maintaining, repairing, inspecting water and steam based systems.

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Jason Lea, CPE, CHFM, CHC, SASHE

Cook Children's Healthcare System

Director of Facility Operations

Healthcare Facilities