Workshop addresses unique concerns in healthcare construction

The American Society for Healthcare Engineering (ASHE) is offering Healthcare Construction Certificate (HCC) workshops throughout the year at various locations nationwide.

By Healthcare Facilities Today


The American Society for Healthcare Engineering (ASHE) is offering Healthcare Construction Certificate (HCC) workshops throughout the year at various locations nationwide. 

The HCC workshop combines an e-learning program with a two-day seminar that covers critical topics unique to healthcare construction, including Life Safety Code® compliance, medical gas systems and more. 

According to ASHE, at the end of the workshop attendees will be equipped to: 

• Articulate factors that are unique to the planning, design, construction and renovation of healthcare facilities and implement best practices based on those factors.
• Implement plans for providing a safe healthcare environment during construction and renovation of healthcare facilities.
• Identify codes and standards compliance issues that are impacted during planning, design, construction and renovation, and implement measures to ensure compliance.
• Facilitate and effectively participate in communication with the healthcare construction or renovation project team and stakeholders. 

 

2013 Course Schedule

May 22-23:    Williamsburg, Va.
June 10-11:   Chicago
Aug. 19-20:   Chicago
Sept. 24-26:  Renton, Wash. 
Oct. 7-8:       Boston

 

For more information on the workshop and registration, click here.

 

 

 

 

 



April 25, 2013


Topic Area: Architecture , Training


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