Preliminary assessment
Collecting plans, routes, constraints and system requirements.
PLANNING AND INSTALLATION
Equipment, facilities and activities in one project
Planning connects system characteristics, access routes, building work, utilities and activity sequencing.
APPROACH
A technical scope built around the site
Installing CT or MRI means connecting equipment with the facility’s spaces and organisation. Before delivery, collect information on access, routes, the room, utilities and planned work: these can affect both the activities and overall budget.
Our support connects system characteristics with planning for the agreed stages, alongside site contacts and the professionals involved. The project should clarify who prepares the room, who handles moving and which conditions must be met before installation.
Replacing equipment in an existing room and installing in a new facility require different pathways. We start with available plans and information to identify further checks and build a sequence suited to the case.
Planning
Sequencing activities and coordinating technical stakeholders.
Integration
Support during the agreed moving, installation and commissioning stages.
STARTING INFORMATION
Facilities, routes and equipment must be considered together
Before building work or equipment activities can be defined, dimensions, routes, access, utilities and responsibilities need to be connected.
Planning turns these elements into a technical sequence that can be shared with everyone involved.
- Manufacturer, model and configuration
- Available plans or measurements
- Access and moving routes
- Information on utilities and expected works
- Indicative programme and technical contacts
COORDINATION
Planning clarifies dependencies and responsibilities before work begins
Imaging equipment interacts with facilities, access routes, utilities, building work and the organisation of the destination site. These aspects need to be considered together so that a decision on one element does not create incompatibilities later in the project.
The required level of detail depends on the system, site and assigned scope. Plans, surveys and technical information are therefore separated into available data, assumptions requiring verification and decisions that remain open.
Before execution, the stakeholders responsible for each activity are identified together with any point requiring specialist confirmation or external authorisation outside the agreed scope.
- Available information and missing checks
- Interfaces between equipment, room and utilities
- Activity sequence and dependencies
- Technical contacts and responsibilities
- Outputs included in the agreed scope
STAGES
From site information to an operating sequence
The level of detail depends on the technology, destination site and included activities.
- 01
Collect data
System details, plans, dimensions, utilities and available programme.
- 02
Assess the site
Facilities, access, routes, interfaces and points requiring further checks.
- 03
Coordinate
Share activities, dependencies and technical stakeholders.
- 04
Execute
Support the moving and installation stages included in the project.
USEFUL QUESTIONS
Before getting started
Is a site survey always required?
The need is assessed after reviewing the information and documents already available.
Which documents are needed?
This depends on the technology, site and activities included in the agreed scope.
Is installation automatically included?
No. Each stage is explicitly stated in the project scope.
Have a system or project to discuss?
Tell us what support you need, where the facility is located and what matters most to you. Let’s start there.