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MTX to build new Surgical Elective Centre at Oxford’s John Radcliffe Hospital
On completion, the building will provide additional operating theatres to address waiting lists for elective (routine) procedures, and meet the demands of the expanding population in Oxfordshire, Berkshire, and Buckinghamshire. The six-storey surgical hub for Oxford University Hospitals (OUH) NHS Foundation Trust will be built at the John Radcliffe Hospital, and connect to the theatre
COVER STORY: Hard-working and hard-wearing: Delabie’s surgical scrub-up trough
Made from 304 stainless steel, the surface has the unique ability to react with oxygen in air and water to form an invisible protective layer which repairs itself instantly if scratched – a process called self-passivation. The surface can withstand any impact from daily use, as well as regular and intensive cleaning. It remains hard
Delivering healthcare buildings ‘better, faster, and greener’
It said: “We’re excited to be showcasing our latest award-winning projects on Stand F11, as well as introducing visitors to a variety of flexible service solutions, including FLEX by MTX – our healthcare hire and managed service solution, in addition to our complementary RIBA 0-1 Pre-Construction service offering. “As a privately owned construction and engineering
Pick up a copy of the ‘new look’ HEJ
This issue is the first to feature a re-design, which the Institute was keen to implement both to give the journal a more modern and vibrant feel – reflecting IHEEM’s ‘commitment to serving its membership through brand development and modernisation’, and, as the Institute’s CEO, Pete Sellars puts is, to ‘mirror the clean, modern branding
Incoming and Immediate Past-Presidents interviewed by HEJ’s editor
In a recorded interview, Alison reflected on a busy and interesting two years as the Institute’s first female President. Perhaps most notably, she has made a considerable impact in championing careers for women in engineering, and on the equality and diversity agenda, and has also undertaken valuable STEM work in schools and colleges to encourage
Armitage Shanks showcasing updates to Markwik range
The new product is described as ‘an innovative sequential non-thermostatic pressure balanced valve (PBV) mixer tap’ . The company said: “While thermostatic mixing valve taps remain the gold standard for maintaining a consistent outlet temperature in critical care areas, the Markwik 21+ SQ PBV mixer offers a safe water delivery system, and the opportunity of
IHEEM Knowledge Partner’s IFSM accreditation for Fire Safety Courses
Alongside the third-party party recognition provided by the City & Guilds Assured scheme, the UK-based training provider has announced its status as an Institute of Fire Safety Managers ‘Approved Centre’. Sales director, Jonathan Eland, said: “Making sure that our clients can quantify their training is something we take seriously. We want to make sure that
One product family, one hygienic finish
The company said: “The Trovex stand has been buzzing with activity, as we’ve had the pleasure of meeting a wide range of new customers and reconnecting with many of our valued existing partners. The energy and enthusiasm on the show floor has been truly great! “At the heart of our showcase is the ‘One product
A great opportunity talk to our products’ users
There is a general buzz of excitement as the staff compare leads, eager to see if the numbers are up on last year – if the raw data is anything to go by, the trend of double-digit growth over the past couple of years looks set to continue in 2024. Delabie’s Senior Marketing & Communications
Duct-inspecting robot on show
“Introducing everybody to our duct-inspecting robot has been a particular highlight, especially seeing all of you excited about our new product and its potential. Equipped with a camera, this innovative tool offers thorough inspections of ductwork systems, helping ensure cleanliness, and keeping you compliant against the current standard. “In case you missed us today, we’re
Showcasing Our Vision of “Technology for Life”
Our approach to integrating advanced technology into the healthcare sector struck a chord with professionals seeking solutions to real-world challenges. From improving patient safety to enhancing workplace ergonomics, our stand offered visitors a comprehensive view of how technology can transform care delivery and outcomes. A key highlight of our exhibit was the collaboration between our
Northern Irish construction consultancy acquired
Described as ‘a dynamic private partnership founded by Michael Johnston and Kerr Houston in 2007’, Johnston Houston boasts an experienced 25-strong interdisciplinary team of building surveyors, cost consultants, and project managers, all of whom will now become part of Drees & Sommer, after the ‘strategic merger’. With experts across local, national and international real estate,
Wynne Construction secures enabling works at Llandudno orthopaedic hub
The company has been on site since March to build two new orthopaedic theatres and extend the radiology unit, as well as refurbish the existing Aberconwy Ward and X-ray department. The latest contract was awarded by Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB), and will see its team also deliver upgrades to the car park and
Ramboll to lead design for new children’s cancer principal treatment centre
The global engineering, design, and sustainability consultancy will provide a full range of multidisciplinary advisory and design services, with sub-consultants providing further specialist support. This includes collaboration with ADP Architecture for architectural and lead designer services, with further specialist services from GL Hearn, Art in Site, Thornton Tomasetti, and Safer Sphere. The project will involve