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Est. 2019
MEDICAL CENTER
UPLAND, PA
The most innovative medical center pre-plan
in the country.
Our team developed a structural pre-plan for a 1-million-square-foot medical center that was sponsored and funded by Crozer Health.
Floor plans labeled with sprinkler controls, standpipes, room numbers, gas lines, MRI zones, HVAC units, etc.
Exterior and interior imagery to assist in firefighter learning and training reference.
Fire alarm zones, building sections, suite identifiers, and HVAC system zones to assist in locating incidents.
Training on the application of the pre-plan for all departments on a box alarm
Our team partnered with Crozer Health to produce pre-plans for two medical centers in Delaware County, PA. Over the course of 6 weeks, we worked with their emergency management and facilities representatives to conduct a walk-through of both hospitals.
Crozer Health funded the pre-plans for the Upland Fire Company and Ridley Park Fire Companies, providing the fire department with the pre-plan, three months of edits, and six training events for all dispatched fire departments.
Pre-Plan Features
Identification of each hospital wing and the FDC that services that wing.
MRI Zones highlighted, enhancing first responder safety and supporting incident locating.
Sprinkler control locations, haz-mat cabinets, electric vehicle chargers, and metal roll-up doors.
Entrance identifications and FDCs with the area the connection supports.
Air handlers, crawl space access hatches, and protected stairwells with standpipes.
Visual representation of fire alarm and fire sprinkler system zones on each division.
Text representations and overview of the building for quick and effective information access.
Interior and exterior imagery of the entire structure, supporting firefighter learning and training.
Training Events
Our team provided training on the application of the pre-plan for the fire departments that are on box alarm responses. The training events were funded by Crozer Health to ensure first responders are supported during their emergency responses.
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