Infectious Control

Whether it is while building a Organ Transplant Operating Suite, Orthopedic Invasive Treatment Room or a Common Corridor to Clinical areas of the Medical Facility, MPS has developed proven, result oriented Infectious control policies and procedures. By working in conjunction with the Facilities Infectious Staff and their Infectious Control Policies, MPS protects Patient Care and maintains the highest Infectious Control standards.

Fire retardant poly containment, tacky mats, Clean Air Scrubber Machines that work with Negative Pressurized Air exhausting to the outside within construction areas all while state of the art Negative Air Scrubber Machines utilizing HEPA Filtration, allows MPS to capture 99.97% of any dust created during the construction process. MPS even utilizes Magnehelic Gauges, providing a clear view of the outside of on-going construction, in order to monitor and maintain negative air pressure within the contained construction areas. Even Environmental Controlled Units are used on above ceiling work to create a contained working environment for MPS personnel without compromising the outside healthcare environment.

MPS monitors everything from traffic and security to cleanliness and often builds Ante Rooms (Contentment Areas) for entering and exiting the Construction Site to the Operating Healthcare Environment.

MPS posts personnel outside doors with Infectious Control Risk Assessment Plans and Permits posted, all to ensure MPS maintains a Infectious Controlled conducive job site. MPS staff are trained to assist in evacuation routes if necessary. MPS works directly with owners and in-house infectious control professionals to ensure that infectious control is totally under control and in compliance with all Federal, State and Hospital requirements.