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Issue: 19 August 2016
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Pictured above from left: Nathan Milham, Project Director, Health Infrastructure; Leisa Rathborne, General Manager SGH; Jane Curran, Project Manager, Brookfield Multiplex; Vicki Manning, Director Nursing and Midwifery Services SGH.
Brookfield Multiplex recently hosted a site inspection for St George Hospital Executive and Redevelopment staff of the new Acute Service Building. A worksite lift (builder’s hoist) is now operating to transport construction personnel between the levels of the building structure.
Acute Services Building Site Inspection
St George Hospital Redevelopment Newsletter
Issue: 19 August 2016
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Construction personnel enjoy a great view each day of Botany Bay. Pictured is the jumpform (a special type of formwork for building vertical concrete structures that rises with the building process) for stair core 2 which connects into one of the existing fire stairs from the Emergency Department.
Pictured left: Levels 1,2,3,4 of the new Acute Services Building have had high level services installed such as the mechanical services ductwork and pipework, fire services sprinkler pipework, water supplies and drainage, and cable trays for electrical services. Pictured above: Level 3 plant room with installed air handling units (AHUs) which will serve the operating theatres on level 2 below.
Issue: 19 August 2016
Visit our project website:
www.stgeorgehospitalredev.health.nsw.gov.au
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St George Hospital’s new Acute Services Building (ASB) will expand and integrate the hospital’s Intensive Care, High Dependency and Cardiac Intensive Care as well as accommodate many other
The Loading Dock refurbishment included widening of the dock and a new service door installed for connection to the new covered walkway linking to the kitchen (to come). From right: Ryan Walters, Brookfield Multiplex; Belinda Straube, Infection Control SGH; Kathy Lloyd, Brookfield Multiplex.
Redevelopment refurbishment handovers
Change Management workshops – Respiratory Medicine
Patricia Gordon, Cashier Supervisor SGH (left) and Sharon Handcock are enjoying working in the new Cashier office, relocated on the ground level of the Tower Ward Block in preparation for the linking of the Gray Street Main Entry to the new ASB atrium next year.
Pictured from left: Chelsea Wade, Redevelopment Support Officer; Leon Tang; Leanne Zhou (NUM); Kate O’Connor (RN); Kristeen Ibe (RN); Mary Dunford (CNC); Brittany Ulph (RN); Stephen O’Brien (CNE), Allan Ajami, Change Manager, SGH Redevelopment.
by Allan Ajami, team workshops are being held across the campus to nut out the key elements of People, Process, Technology and Design in relation to the differing requirements of specialist units and how they will best operate in the new environment.
The new ASB will offer the Respiratory Unit a new pod configuration which will offer greater flexibility in patient care but also require different approaches to staffing, technology and sharing of resources, for example.
services including five inpatient units, one of these being Respiratory Medicine.
As part of the Redevelopment’s Change Management program led
