Interior refurbishment, Sheffield Children’s Hospital

  • Client:
    Sheffield Children’s Hospital
  • Sector:
    Hospitals
  • Type:
    Aseptic Suit Refurbishment
  • Procurement:
    Competitive
  • Location:
    Sheffield

The Project

Pacy and Wheatley Interiors has just completed this interior refurbishment/construction project at Sheffield Children’s Hospital. The works undertaken included a full strip out and refurbishment of the Aseptic Unit and offices, also the Construction of a new roof plant room compromising of new Steel frame, SFS wall and floor construction, Rock panel Cladding and New Flat Roofing. This is our first project for this new client and their project management team, and we are looking forward to building on this new relationship.

The Challenge

The main challenge was working within the live environment of the Hospital. Measures were put in place to ensure everything is handled carefully, making sure all noise is kept to a minimum and as the Hospital is on a main road, keeping site traffic down as little as possible. Pacy and Wheatley ensured extensive consideration for all neighbouring persons and those within the local vicinity, in order to ensure disruption was minimised.

As a Considerate Contractor, all plant and machinery used and site noise was kept to a minimum, with the assurance that any loud activities will be properly planned and managed to ensure minimum disturbance to all.

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