Oral Surgery Birmingham Treatment Centre

• The works required new internal drainage. To avoid percussion noise and vibration we used core drilling machines to form trenches within solid ground floor slab.

• Introduced and used regime for the communal corridors, undertaking a full clean prior to after working shift.

• Used ‘zip door’ resealable accesses for the main door into site to reduce dust transference.

• We operated a shared access adjacent to an MRI facility; as a high risk, it could not suffer any interruptions. Through use of Permits to work and working to the agreed methodology, Jackwolf Group maintained services at all times. Additionally, all connected services were worked on during the outside normal hours, tested and checked before end of shift.

• To assist the occupation by Oral Surgery Dept, we brought forward the handover from Monday to previous Friday, allowing the staff to transfer their equipment and materials for starting to use the following week.