Debris and drywall dust clean up is vital on any job site. During construction and renovation projects, particularly in hospital settings, the accumulation of dust and debris can cause major health and environmental hazards. One feeds the other: how to clean up drywall dust is as much a challenge as keeping the worksite in proper order during construction. But it is necessary.
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Temporary walls are an important and essential tool for healthcare contractors. On the one hand, the walls must meet the ICRA Class IV (Infection Control Risk Assessment) protocol before any type of construction project begins. On the other, and just as important, the walls can contribute to patient satisfaction with their healthcare experience. Healthcare contractors’ knowledge of ICRA standards and its importance as it relates to patient safety is essential for the success of their business and the business of healthcare providers.
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Drywall and plastic sheeting do not make an effective barrier between a work area and a healthcare facility. Airtight STARC temporary wall containment systems are the ideal choice for contractors who are involved in hospital and healthcare facility renovations, repairs or remodeling projects.
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Healthcare facilities should be leading the way in developing and implementing strategies to tackle the superbug problem in and outside the United States.
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Construction poses a high risk to the servers in data centers, with dust and debris stirred up as renovation projects are conducted, not just at the beginning. The need for containment is non-negotiable, especially in places where the information is stored is so valuable.
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Exceeds Class IV Infection Control Risk Assessment when installed properly.
Panels tested and listed for ASTM E-84 Class A performance for smoke and fire.