Preparation and transfer
Arrange patient arrival, preoperative preparation, changing, scrub points and transfer routes around the planned clinical pathway.
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Hospital Projects
Operating Rooms
Plan the operating theatre and its preparation, recovery and clean-support spaces together.
Start from the service your team needs to deliver.
An operating room is part of a department. Its usefulness depends on the preparation, clean supply, staff access, patient transfer, recovery and soiled return spaces around it. Our planning connects those relationships with the procedures and workload the hospital intends to support.
We coordinate specialist medical engineering, room finishes, equipment positioning and technical interfaces. Experienced Chinese teams can support key specialist work on site, with ordinary building work and locally qualified activities coordinated through the appropriate local delivery team.
Plan the spaces as one working system.
Operating and technical space
Coordinate table position, anaesthesia, surgical lights, pendants, instrument movement, staff work and equipment maintenance.
Recovery and clean/soiled support
Connect recovery capacity, sterile stock, preparation, used-item return and the hospital’s wider reprocessing service.
Engineering and room interfaces
- Cleanroom finishes and ventilation coordination
- Medical gases, electrical outlets, backup supply and equipment loads
- Doors, fixed cabinets, ceiling equipment and maintenance access
Equipment around the clinical brief
- Operating tables, surgical lights and ceiling pendants
- Anaesthesia, monitoring, suction and emergency equipment
- Procedure-specific equipment and instrument sets
Explore the supplied project material
A closer look at the spatial plan.
How the project moves forward
01
Site information
Review the supplied plan, existing services, utilities and project brief.
02
Coordinated design
Resolve specialist engineering and equipment interfaces with the project team.
03
Budget and phases
Align investment priorities, equipment choices and the implementation sequence.
04
Equipment installation
Connect supplier delivery with room readiness and installation responsibilities.
05
Training and continued support
Prepare local teams and plan maintenance, supplies and future development.
Prepare a first discussion
Bring the information you already have.
- Floor plan and proposed number of operating rooms
- Specialties, procedures and existing recovery/sterile supply
- Existing technical drawings, equipment and construction stage
A connected operating-suite plan, an equipment and engineering interface schedule, and a defined sequence for specialist works, installation and handover.
Project questions
Can the project start with one operating room?
Yes. The brief should still address preparation, recovery, clean supply and used-item handling. These functions may be shared with existing hospital services when appropriate.
A clear next step for your hospital.
Tell us what you want to build, improve or source. A short outline is enough to start.