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Nov 14
Providence Hospital San Pedro under construction.

A SEISMIC RETROFIT FOR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL IN SAN PEDRO

  • November 14, 2018
  • Case Studies, Hospitals, Project Management
Little Company of Mary Hospital in San Pedro, California was built in 1925 and has undergone numerous renovations throughout its ninety years of service. It joined the group of Providence hospitals in the early 1990’s.
The most recent renovations include a seismic retrofit, and JOA has provided construction management for a multi-million dollar project to bring the hospital up to code.
This massive job requires the relocation of 59 rooms (including the main lobby), active medical equipment, blood banks, labs, IT/data equipment, offices, nurse lounge, furniture, lockers, and storage.
JOA handles move management, including coordination, relocation, and installation/testing of medical and technological equipment. In addition, JOA performs construction schedule review and construction observation, and assists with budget control, reviewing change orders and payment requests from contractors.
Since Providence is a very busy hospital, this project has faced a number of challenges, including:
a) move management of hospital equipment
b) infection control
c) temporary egress
d) other unforeseen conditions
The medical gas move, in particular, required coordination with CDPH, OSPHD, and licensing to minimize disruption of Labor & Delivery, Pre-Surgery, Acute Rehabilitation, and Psychiatry.
By establishing and maintaining a collaborative relationship with the project team including the architect, structural engineer, hospital management and staff, as well as OSPHD, JOA has helped ensure that this project moves forward smoothly with minimal disruption to the hospital.
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