IPC

Drying compliant with IPC standards

In the event of water infiltration or damage, a rapid response is crucial to prevent microbial growth. Our teams follow strict procedures, working in coordination with IPC (Infection Prevention and Control) officers to limit risks and avoid shutting down sensitive areas.

Our approach adheres to IPC protocols, ensuring thorough disinfection and fast restoration of affected spaces. This responsiveness is essential to maintaining continuity of care and ensuring patient safety.

Monitoring

Negative or positive pressure zones

Air pressure control is essential to limit the spread of pathogens. Negative pressure rooms help contain infectious agents, while positive pressure zones protect immunocompromised patients by preventing contaminants from entering.

We install temporary pressure-controlled enclosures tailored to specific clinical needs. These setups comply with current standards and are critical to ensuring the safety of both patients and healthcare staff.

Take control

Proactive building management

A proactive approach helps identify and address risks before they become critical. In Canada, approximately 7.9% of hospitalized patients acquire a healthcare-associated infection. We help facilities implement verification protocols, routine audits, and technical reports for efficient, targeted maintenance.

This proactive management reduces service disruptions, improves care quality, and reinforces compliance with IPC standards.

Temporary monitoring for high-risk zones

Smart, short-term environmental control

Permanent infrastructure isn’t always necessary to effectively monitor critical zones. During renovations or outbreaks, our wireless sensors can be deployed in minutes to measure pressure, humidity, and temperature in real time.

This temporary solution gives IPC teams instant visibility, with automatic alerts and a full data history. A simple, fast, and compliant tool to secure healthcare environments — even during active interventions.