Healthcare

HVAC hygiene for spaces where air is part of patient care.

Hospitals depend on HVAC to control infection: negative-pressure isolation rooms, HEPA exhaust, correct air-change rates and hygienic plant. We work to ASHRAE 170, Ministry of Health Malaysia guidance and NADCA ACR practice, inside ward shutdown schedules and with full photographic evidence for your infection-control and facilities teams.

Negative-pressure isolation room at Hospital Shah Alam, with the exhaust louvre at floor level

What we solve

Built around the realities of healthcare

  1. 01

    Tight shutdown windows

    Rooms are released for hours, not days. Our crews work in parallel teams to hand back on time.

  2. 02

    Infection control

    Work is sealed, HEPA-vacuumed and finished with anti-microbial treatment so rooms return clean.

  3. 03

    Hard-to-reach exhaust

    Risers and HEPA housings are cleaned through existing openings — rotary brushes on extension rods, with robot camera inspection.

  4. 04

    Evidence for audit

    Every room is documented before, during and after — photos, video and robot footage.

Case study

Hospital Shah Alam: 21 isolation rooms in five shutdown windows

Read the case study

Work aligned with the standards that matter

  • NADCA ACR 2021HVAC system cleaning & restoration
  • ASHRAE 62.1Ventilation for acceptable IAQ
  • ASHRAE 170Ventilation of healthcare facilities
  • ASHRAE 180Inspection & maintenance of HVAC
  • DOSH ICOP-IAQ 2010Industry Code of Practice on IAQ
  • OSH Act 1994Occupational Safety & Health (Act 514)
  • ISO 45001Occupational health & safety
  • ISO 14001Environmental management

Ready to start working together? So are we.

Tell us about your building, plant or facility. We’ll come back within one working day with next steps — a site survey, inspection or a clear quotation.

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