Installation has to be carefully planned so it causes minimal disruption to the working practices of the surgery, hospital or medical centre. In addition, many buildings cannot be without electrical and mechanical services while installation takes place, so we have to ensure a guaranteed and consistent service supply throughout the process. For all our healthcare projects, we work to the best practice standards as defined in the latest Health Building Notes and the Health Technical Memorandum.

Whether the development is a new build, a listed building, or a refurbishment project. We take the needs of the building, its usage, and occupants into account from the start to ensure we deliver an energy-efficient, budget-conscious, and practical mechanical and electrical engineering solution.

When planning the design and installation of mechanical and electrical engineering solutions in educational establishments, it is essential to have a good working knowledge of these, and to follow them closely whilst formulating mechanical and electrical design solutions. We often have to design the scheme around the process of installation, in order to meet tight timescales in school holidays, whilst factoring in budget limitations. In addition, we work with the architect and the main contractor to optimise the learning and working experience for staff and students, ensuring the premises are operating at the right temperatures, with the maximum amount of natural light.