Planning
Structure, radio-frequency shielding, radiation protection, utilities and equipment connections were managed in one model.
Starting point
The brief was a complete radiology institute for outpatient imaging: CT, MRI, reporting, reception and waiting areas on one site. Both machines need low-vibration, load-rated foundations, continuous cooling and utilities, and each its own protective envelope.
Challenge
The risk was not in any single trade, but in their interplay: two major machines with contradictory requirements that had to be planned, built and commissioned in parallel – aligned with the manufacturers’ delivery dates.
A solution that connects structure, shielding and equipment.
Coordination
The lift-in of the major equipment was coordinated with manufacturer delivery.
Handover
Calibration, phantom tests and acceptance formed part of the step to operational readiness.
The path to handover.
Four clear phases, managed as one continuous line.
Analyse
Review the site, structure and protection requirements.
Plan
Integrate shielding, utilities and equipment connections.
Deliver
Coordinate foundations, cabin, protection and lift-in.
Handover
Bring commissioning, acceptance and documentation together.
Outcome
An operational institute with CT and MRI.
- Equipment, shielding and technical infrastructure are organised as one connected system.
- Structure, RF shielding, radiation protection, utilities and equipment connections were planned in an integrated way.
- Tests, calibration and acceptance were managed together through approval.
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