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Benefits of Having Parallel Trades Coordination in the OR

Writer's picture: Bill SummersBill Summers

As you know, operating room and imaging suite ceilings can be one of the most sophisticated and complex ceilings in the hospital. A stick-built ceiling is a linear trades coordination process where structural, mechanical, electrical and plumbing are all reliant on the previous trade to complete their work before they start. This is not just a lengthy process, but it can also be disruptive if certain deadlines are not met. The AirFRAME from SLD is pre-engineered, designed, manufactured and tested prior to arriving onsite. The complexities of a stick-built ceiling, are already complete when the AirFRAME shows up on the dock. When it's time for installation, the installation can take place in about a day or two, and other trades can be working in the room simultaneously. ​




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