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Queen Mary’s Hospital

CONTRACTOREMD Mechanical Services Limited
PROJECT LOCATIONSidcup, South East London
TIMINGMay to October 2016
Nature of client end user business

The Queen’s Hospital was opened in 1917 in the grounds of Frognal House. Initially it provided pioneering plastic surgery to First World War soldiers with facial injuries. After 1925 it served as a London County Council “out-hospital”, and was renamed Queen Mary’s Hospital in 1930. 

For the first time radiotherapy treatment for cancer patients is available in outer south east London. Previously patients have had to travel into central London for treatment. 

Guy’s Cancer at QMH includes not only two new linear accelerator machines for radiotherapy treatment and 14 chemotherapy treatment chairs but also a new Dimbleby Macmillan Support Centre, an information and supportive care service for cancer patients and their families. 

Queen Mary’s Hospital
What the Project Entailed

The project consisted of pre-flushing, chemical cleaning and dynamic flushing of the low temperature hot water and chilled water systems to BG 29. Pre-commissioning and balancing of the air and water systems to CIBSE Code A & W. Chlorination of domestic services to ACoP L8 and HSG 274 Part 2.

 
Specialist Treatment

All water treatment chemicals used are own label, customer made to suit customer specifications.

What We Brought to the Job

Close liaison and cooperation with the management team and mechanical contractor. Works were programmed to be flexible to ensure there was no loss of service to public areas during opening hours.

Comfort have provided a range of services for me over the years, ranging from validation and investigation works, to full commissioning services and post PC evaluations. In all cases their works have been competitive, professional and accurate. We will continue to use CCS when feasible to do so. Ivan Collins, Parkeray Limited

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