Healthcare Services
Recognizing the specialized needs of the healthcare industry has resulted in the formation of the BMS CAT® Healthcare Services Division. BMS CAT® is a global restoration company that understands the complex needs of the healthcare environment during renovation, construction, and fire or water catastrophic events. We provide a full range of project management, infections control, and restoration services, customized for the complex regulations of the healthcare industry. Service range: bio-medical equipment, diagnostic center, patient records and x-rays, blood banks, laboratories, pharmacies, hospitals and morgues.
Infection Control & Risk Management
During construction, renovation and reconstruction Hospitals must identify risks, and implement the proper methods and procedures to protect occupants. BMS CAT® project managers are available for:
- Pre-construction Risk Assessments
- Infection Control Procedures Manuals
- Post-Construction Safety Certification
- Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA)
Highly skilled and specialized personnel are dedicated to providing superior service to our clients.
- All personnel are subject to background checks
- ASHE trained personnel
- Full understanding of JCAHO requirements for project management and documentation
- Training on all CDC, ASHRAE, JCAHO, APIC and AIA criteria changes and guidelines for project compliance
- Full project documentation
Visit the BMS CAT® Institute for information on training modules for the healthcare profession.
Hurricane Katrina had a wide-spread impact to the healthcare industry across multiple states. BMS CAT® was on site with many of the hospitals, emergency and trauma centers providing critical services before, during and after the event. Tour the facilities with our Response Teams.
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The actual combustion occurred in an area of the hospital facility undergoing extensive renovation and adjoining critical building mechanical equipment. Medical records located in the immediate area of the fire received extensive char, water, and smoke damage.
The hospital complex was hit by multiple hurricanes that went across Florida in 2005. The facility sustained water damage and subsequent mold damage. The project guidelines included complex remediation and infection control, dehumidification, debris removal and general cleaning.