Bid Documents Part 2.pdf

EX

IT

EX

IT 220-45

MECHANICAL

226-45

DME ACTIVE

STORAGE

225-45

WHEELCHAIR

PARTS

STORAGE

222-45

ELEVATOR

EQUIP

223-45

PARTS

STORAGE

224-45

SHOE

MODIFICATION

STORAGE

S202-45

STAIR 2

221-45

TELECOM

227-45

ELECTRICAL 228-45

PROSTHETICS/

ORTHOTICS

MAINTENANCE

208-45

STAFF

TOILET

207-45

COPY/

WORK/MAILING

206-45

PROSTHETICS

REP OFFICE

205-45

ASSIST

CHIEF

OFFICE

204-45

CHIEF

OFFICE 203-45

STAFF

LOUNGE

201-45

OPEN

OFFICE

202-45

CONFERENCE

203A-45

LOCKERS

S200-45

STAIR 1

OPEN TO BELOW

E-1

ELEVATOR

FEC

FECTRAVEL DISTANCE

119'-9"

TRAVEL DISTANCE

84'-1"

FLOOR/ CEILING ASSEMBLY EQUIVALENT TO 1 HOUR (MIN) RATINGCO2 FEC

NOYES

APPLICABLE REGULATIONS

GENERAL TYPE OF PROJECT

NFPA NATIONAL FIRE CODES (EXCEPTION: NFPA 5000 & 900)

2018 FGI GUIDELINES

2021 NFPA 101 (LIFE SAFETY CODE)

ABA STANDARDS (2015) (ABAAS)

2021 IBC

REMODEL

ADDITION

NEW BUILDING

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

CODE SUMMARY

PRESERVATION OF PORTION OF FRONT FACADE. NEW

CONSTRUCTION FOR PROSTHETICS DEPARTMENT.

VA BARRIER FREE DESIGN STANDARD (PG-18-13)

NOYESAUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION (AHJ's)

THE JOINT COMMISSION (TJC)

TESTRATING (HRS)

ACTUAL

TOTAL

EXTERIOR DOORS AND WINDOWS

SHAFTS AND EXIT PASSAGEWAYS

OTHER

ROOF CONSTRUCTION

PRIME & SEC. FLOOR BEAMS, JOISTS

FLOOR/CEILING ASSEMBLY

FLOOR CONSTRUCTION

INTERIOR

NON-BEARING WALLS AND PARTITIONS

BEARING WALLS

COLUMNS

GIRDERS

TRUSSES

ROOF/CEILING ASSEMBLY

PRIME & SEC. ROOF BEAMS, JOISTS

EXTERIOR

INTERIOR BEARING WALLS

EXTERIOR BEARING WALLS

STRUCTURAL FRAME

AREA SEPARATIONS / FIRE WALLS

FIRE-RESISTIVE REQUIREMENTS

TYPE(S) OF CONSTRUCTION

ACTUAL AREA PER FLOOR

CONSTRUCTION TYPE(S)

SECOND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

ADDITIONAL NOTES

SEE LIFE SAFETY PLANS

See Life Safety Plans

VA PSRDM LIFE SAFETY PROTECTED BUILDING.

PLUMBING FIXTURES

TOILETS

LAVATORIES

DRINKING FOUNTAINS

SERVICE SINKS

PROVIDED RQD FACTOR

6 3 1/25 for first 50 occupants, then 1/50

6 2 1/40 for first 80 occupants, then 1/80 1/100 occupants. 50% may be vending

URINALS 0 -- --

OCCUPANT LOAD OF BUILDING

SF/OCCUPANT OCCUPANTS

TOTAL BUILDING OCCUPANT LOAD:

ACTUAL AREAAREA LOCATION

FIRST LEVEL

SECOND LEVEL

9,236 SF

7,011 SF

16,247 SF

9,236 SF

7,012SF 150SF 108

E136

(IBC CH 29)

(NAPA 220 TABLE 4.1.1)

OSHA STANDARDS

VA SEISMIC DESIGN REQUIREMENTS H-18-8

NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE (NEC)

ASME BOILER AND PRESSURE VESSEL CODE

ASME CODE FOR PRESSURE PIPING

BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS FOR REINFORCED CONCRETE,

AMERICAN CONCRETE INSTITUTE AND COMETARY (ACI 318)

MANUAL OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION, LOAD AND RESISTANCE

FACTOR DESIGN SPECIFICATIONS FOR STRUCTURAL STEEL

BUILDINGS, AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION (AISC)

ENERGY POLICY ACT OF 2005 (EPAct)

DOE INTERIM FINAL RULE: ENERGY CONSERVATION STANDARDS

FOR NEW FEDERAL, COMMERCIAL AND MULTI-FAMILY HIGH-RISE

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS AND NEW LOW-RISE RESIDENTIAL

BUILDINGS, 10 CFR PARTS 433,434 AND 435

FEDERAL LEADERSHIP IN HIGH PERFORMANCE AND SUSTAINABLE

BUILDINGS: MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU)

EXECUTIVE ORDER 13834

THE PROVISIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION AND SAFETY SIGNS. STATED

IN THE GENERAL REQUIREMENTS SECTION 01010 OF THE VA

MASTER CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATION

VENTILATION FOR ACCEPTABLE INDOOR AIR QUALITY - ASHRAE

STANDARD 62.1-2004

SAFETY STANDARD FOR REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS - ASHRAE

STANDARD 15 -2007

VA FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN MANUAL

VA DIRECTIVES, DESIGN MANUALS, MASTER SPECIFICATIONS, VA

NATIONAL CAD STANDARD APPLICATION GUIDE, AND OTHER

GUIDANCE ON THE TECHNICAL INFORMATION LIBRARY (TIL)

AREAS OF REFUGE REQUIRED

MEANS OF EGRESS CAPACITY (width in inches)

EGRESS

42" MIN

NOYES

ACCESSIBLE MEANS OF EGRESS ("MOE") REQUIRED

ELEVATOR REQUIRED AS MEANS OF EGRESS

NOYES

(Section 8.3)

CHANGE OF OCCUPANCY?

SEPARATED OCCUPANCIES?

FIRE BARRIER RATING(S) SEE LIFE SAFETY PLANS

OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION(S)

OCCUPANCIES

(If Remodeling)

2021 LSC (TABLE 6.1.14.1)

(LSC CH 12-42)

NOYES

FIRE RESISTIVE CORRIDORS?

SMOKE TIGHT CORRIDORS (SMOKE PARTITIONS)

INCIDENTAL USE AREA RATING(S) SEE PLANS

MISCELLANEOUS

INTERIOR FINISHES CLASSIFICATION A OR BEXITS

EXIT ACCESS CORRIDORS

A,B OR COTHER SPACES

V(000)

E136

E136

E136

E136

E136

E136

E136

E136

E136

E136

E136

A OR B

NEW BUSINESS

LIFE SAFETY PROTECTED (VA PSRDM)

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION (VA)

PHYSICAL SECURITY AND RESILIENCY CLASSIFICATION OF PROJECT

LIFE-SAFETY PROTECTED (LSP) WITH MC UTILITIES /

SYSTEMS REDUNDANCIES

LIFE-SAFETY PROTECTED (LSP)

MISSION CRITICAL (MC)

2015 VIRGINIA ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE

ANSI 90.1

BLAST DESIGN CRITERIA: LIFE-SAFETY PROTECTED (LSP) – VA

PHYSICAL SECURITY AND RESILIENCE DESIGN MANUAL (PSRDM),

APRIL 01, 2021.

LIFE SAFETY SYMBOLS

SMOKE TIGHT

ASSEMBLY

1 HOUR FIRE

BARRIER

2 HOUR FIRE

BARRIER

3 HOUR FIRE

BARRIER

1 HOUR FIRE &

SMOKE BARRIER

2 HOUR FIRE &

SMOKE BARRIER

3 HOUR FIRE &

SMOKE BARRIER

HE

TRAVEL DISTANCE

100'-10"

TRAVEL DISTANCE

EA

EDEXIT EXIT

HORIZONTAL EXIT

EXIT DISCHARGE

EXIT ACCESS

FIRE

EXTINGUISHER

FE

FIRE

EXTINGUISHER

CABINET

FEC

LIMITS OF

CONSTRUCTION

NOTE: NOT ALL SYMBOLS MY BE USED ON EACH PLAN

SHAFT

ADJACENT SYMBOLS SHOW PARTITION RATING AND

DAMPER REQUIREMENTS

HAZARDOUS USE

ADJACENT SYMBOLS SHOW PARTITION RATING.

OPENINGS REQUIRE CLOSER & LATCH

EXIT PASSAGEWAY

RATE AS STAIR

ALL OPENINGS TO BE RATED AS STAIR SHAFT

CORRIDOR

WALLS TO LIMIT THE TRANSFER OF SMOKE

ADJUNCT CORRIDOR or PSYCHIATRIC AREA or CONSTRUCTED WITH MIN. 4'-0" CLEAR

WITH (PER CHAPTER 19)

FIRE EXTINGUISHER

CABINET FOR CARBON

DIOXIDE EXTINGUISER

CO2 FEC

PATH OF TRAVEL

Project Number

Building Number

Drawing Number

Project Title

Location

Issue Date Checked Drawn

Drawing Title

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CONSTRUCT

PROSTHETICS FACILITY

HAMPTON, VA.

590-210

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Revisions: Date: 09/12/2022

I hereby certify that this plan, specification, or report was prepared by me, or under my direct supervision and that I am a duly Licensed Architect under the laws of the State of Minnesota.

Name: Steve Schlotthauer

Signature:_________________

Date:__________ License# 42138

S100-45

STAIR 1

101-45

RECEPTION

111-45

STAFF

TOILET

C102-45

CORRIDOR

C100-45

CORRIDOR

C103-45

CORRIDOR

126-45

ORTHO

SUPERVISOR

OFFICE

S102-45

STAIR 2

122-45

STAFF

TOILET

151-45

TELECOM

120-45

TEAM

EVALUATION

130D-45

CAD/ CAM

130E-45

TRASH

150-45

ELECTRICAL

108-45

FITTING /

EXAM SOFT

GOODS

110-45

HAC

115-45

EQUIPMENT

STORAGE

113-45

DYNAMIC

ALIGNMENT

114-45

CAST

109-45

FACIAL/

BODY

FITTING

STUDIO

116-45

FITTING /

EXAM SOFT

GOODS

112-45

SOILED

HOLDING

107-45

FITTING /

EXAM SOFT

GOODS

117-45

FITTING /

EXAM

CUSTOM

FAB

106-45

FITTING /

EXAM SOFT

GOODS

105-45

FITTING /

EXAM SOFT

GOODS

104-45

FITTING /

EXAM SOFT

GOODS

103-45

FITTING /

EXAM SOFT

GOODS102-45

PATIENT

TOILET

130-45

PROSTHETICS

LAB

125-45

MECHANICAL

FIRE/H20

124-45

ELECTRICAL

119-45

PATIENT /

PUBLIC

TOILET

118-45

PATIENT /

PUBLIC

TOILET

100-45

LOBBY

123-45

OPEN

OFFICE

130C-45

PROSTHETICS/

ORTHOTICS

FUME 130A-45

LAB

RESTORATION

130B-45

LAB DUST

ROOM

E-1-45

ELEVATOR

C101-45

CORRIDOR

ALL PHASES AND ALL WORK:

CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ACTIVITY TYPE - COORDINTE WITH COR

INFECTION CONTROL RISK GROUP - COORDINTE WITH COR

CONTROL PROCEDURE CLASS - IV

INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA) BY

PROJECT AREA USE AND PHASE

CONSTRUCTION INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA)

TYPE A

TYPE B

TYPE C

TYPE D

INSPECTIONS AND NON-INVASIVE ACTIVITIES. INCLUDES, BUT NOT

LIMITED TO, REMOVAL OF CEILING TILES FOR VISUAL INSPECTION

LIMITED TO 1 TILE PER 50 SQUARE FEET, PAINTING BUT NOT SANDING

WALL COVERING, ELECTRICAL TRIM WORK, MINOR PLUMBING, AND

ACTIVITIES WHICH DO NOT GENERATE DUST OR REQUIRE CUTTING OF

WALLS OR ACCESS TO CEILINGS OTHER THAN FOR VISUAL INSPECTION.

SMALL SCALE, SHORT DURATION ACTIVITIES WHICH CREATE MINIMAL

DUST. INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, INSTALLATION OF TELEPHONE

AND COMPUTER CABLING, ACCESS TO CHASE SPACES, CUTTING OF

WALLS OR CEILING WHERE DUST MIGRATION CAN BE CONTROLLED.

FLOOR COVERING REMOVAL (WITHOUT SANDING OR GRINDING).

ANY WORK THAT GENERATES A MODERATE TO HIGH LEVEL OF DUST OR

REQUIRES DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OF ANY FIXED BUILDING

COMPONENTS OR ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO,

SANDING OF WALL FOR PAINTING OR WALLCOVERING, REMOVAL OF

FLOOR COVERINGS, CEILING TILES AND CASEWORK, NEW WALL

CONSTRUCTION, MINOR DUCTWORK OR ELECTRICAL WORK ABOVE

CEILINGS, MAJOR CABLING ACTIVITIES, AND ANY ACTIVITY WHICH

CANNOT BE COMPLETED WITHIN A SINGLE WORK SHIFT. FLOOR

COVERING REMOVAL (WITH SANDING OR GRINDING).

MAJOR DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. INCLUDES, BUT IS

NOT LIMITED TO, ACTIVITIES WHICH REQUIRE CONSECUTIVE WORK

SHIFTS, REQUIRE HEAVY DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OF A COMPLETE

CEILING SYSTEM, FLOORING AND NEW CONSTRUCTION.

GROUP 1

LOW RISK

• MECHANICAL SPACES: AREAS NOT DIRECTLY ADJACENT TO PATIENT

CARE, INCLUDING INTERSTITIAL SPACES.

• ENGINEERING OR EMS OFFICE/WORK AREAS

• OFFICE AREAS: AREAS NOT ATTACHED TO/ADJOINING PATIENT CARE

AREAS, NOT USED FOR PATIENT INTERVIEWS, EVALUATIONS OR

EXAMINATIONS.

• PUBLIC CORRIDORS: SPACES NOT ON OR DIRECTLY ATTACHED TO

PATIENT UNITS OR TREATMENT LOCATIONS.

GROUP 2

MEDIUM

RISK

• OUTPATIENT AREAS:

1. PRIMARY CARE OR SPECIALTY CARE CLINIC AREAS

2. BEHAVIORAL/MENTAL HEALTH AREAS

3. EXTENDED CARE / REHAB CLINIC AREAS

4. COMMUNITY BASED OUT PATIENT CLINICS (CBOC’S)

GROUP 3

HIGH RISK

• IN-PATIENT UNITS:

1. INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: EMERGENCY DEPT.; NURSING

UNITS; RADIOLOGY/MRI/CT/ULTRASOUND; NUCLEAR MEDICINE;

CAFETERIA/KITCHEN/CANTEEN; LABORATORIES; RADIATION /

ONCOLOGY; DIALYSIS

GROUP 4

HIGHEST

RISK

• ICU/SICU

• OR/PACU/ENDOSCOPY

• GI

• STERILE PROCESSING SERVICES (SPS)

• PHARMACY

• CATH LAB

CLASS

I

KEEP AREAS FREE OF DEBRIS, TRASH

EXECUTE WORK TO MINIMIZE OF DUST MIGRATION (E.G. WET MOPPING, HEPA VACUUM)

IMMEDIATELY REPLACE ANY CEILING TILE DISPLACED FOR VISUAL INSPECTION

(INVOLVING MINOR DEMOLITION IN MAINTENANCE OR REMODELING.)

CLASS

II

SAME AS CLASS I PLUS:

1. ESTABLISH MATERIAL AND DEBRIS ROUTE USING NON-PATIENT/VISITOR PATHWAY

2. WATER MIST WORK SURFACE TO CONTROL DUST WHILE CUTTING OR DRILLING.

3. BLOCK OFF AND SEAL AIR VENTS

4. SEAL UNUSED DOORS WITH PLASTIC SHEATHING AND DUCT TAPE.

5. CREATE BARRIERS AS DEFINED BY INFECTION PREVENTION

6. CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED CONTAINER; TAPE COVERING UNLESS SOLID LID.

7. WET MOP AND/OR VACUUM WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUM BEFORE LEAVING WORK AREA.

8. PLACE STICKY MAT AT ALL WORK AREA ENTRANCES AND EXITS.

9. REMOVE OR ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN CONSTRUCTION AREA

CLASS

III

SAME AS CLASS I AND II PLUS:

1. ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN CONSTRUCTION AREA TO PREVENT DUCT SYSTEM CONTAMINATION

2. COMPLETE CRITICAL BARRIERS (I.E. SHEETROCK, PLYWOOD, PLASTIC) AT ALL CONSTRUCTION ENTRIES AND EXITS; MONITOR FOR SEAL AND TAKE IMMEDIATE

CORRECTIVE ACTION AS NEEDED

3. MAINTAIN AND MONITOR NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE WITHIN CONSTRUCTION SITE UTILIZING HEPA EQUIPPED AIR FILTRATION UNITS.

4. REMOVE OR ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEMS IN AREA WHERE WORK IS BEING PERFORMED.

5. CHECK AND REPLACE AIR FILTERS AS NEEDED REGULARLY

6. DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK SITE UNTIL PROJECT IS COMPLETE & HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY CLEANED; REMOVE BARRIERS CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE

SPREADING DUST. DEBRIS.

7. VACUUM WORK WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUM.

8. WET MOP AREA WITH CLEANER/DISINFECTANT.

9. MITIGATE VIBRATION AND NOISE TO LOWEST IMPACT WHERE POSSIBLE.

10. DISPLAY ICRA AT SITE

11. SEAL HOLES, PIPES, CONDUITS AND PUNCTURES.

CLASS

IV

SAME AS CLASS I, II AND III PLUS:

1. INSPECT ADJACENT AREAS FOR DUST MIGRATION; TAKE IMMEDIATE CORRECTIVE AS NEEDED

2. USE HEPA VACUUM IN AREA PRIOR TO START OF CONSTRUCTION

3. CONSTRUCT ANTE ROOM; ALL PERSONNEL MUST ENTER THROUGH IT TO BE VACUUMED USING HEPA VACUUM BEFORE LEAVING OR TO DON/DOFF PPE

INFECTION CONTROL &

CONSTRUCTION BARRIER

GENERAL NOTES

1. SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION

2. THE INTENT OF INFECTION CONTROL ISOLATION IS TO CONTAIN DUST AND

PARTICULATE MATTER TO THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. CONSTRUCTION AREA

PERIMETER NEEDS TO BE SEALED COMPLETELY WITH SHEET PLASTIC AS

SPECIFIED AND DUCT TAPE DURING OPERATIONS, WHERE PERMITTED BY CLASS.

ICRA - CONSTRUCTION BARRIER TO BE PROVIDED AS SPECIFIED AND LISTED IN

ICRA CLASS.

3. PROVIDE NEGATIVE PRESSURE MONITORS DURING CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS.

MONITOR TO MEASURE PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL BETWEEN CONSTRUCTION AREA

AND ADJACENT CORRIDOR OR ROOM AS DIRECTED BY VA. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR

PRESSURE OF 0.01 INCHES OF WATER GAUGE, WITH IN WORK SITE. PROVIDE

CONTINUOUS MONITORING WITH DIGITAL DISPLAY WITH RECORDING FUNCTION

AND ALARM. CALIBRATE MONITOR AT TIME OF INSTALLATION AND MAINTAIN

CALIBRATION THOUGH OUT DURATION OF PROJECT.

4. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE WITH HEPA EQUIPPED FILTRATION UNITS

WITH HEAVY DUTY, FLEXIBLE STEEL REINFORCED VENTILATION BLOWER HOSE.

5. PROVIDE ADHESIVE WALK OFF MATS AT ALL INTERIOR TRANSITIONS FROM

CONSTRUCTION SITE TO OCCUPIED MEDICAL CENTER AREAS. MATS ARE TO BE

MINIMUM OF 24" X 36". CHANGE MATS AS OFTEN AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN CLEAN

AREA DIRECTLY OUTSIDE OF ALL CONSTRUCTION AREAS AT ALL TIMES.

6. VACUUM AND WET MOP ALL TRANSITION AREAS FROM CONSTRUCTION TO

OCCUPIED MEDICAL CENTER AT THE END OF EACH WORKDAY. VACUUM SHALL

UTILIZE HEPA FILTRATION. MAINTAIN SURROUNDING AREA FREQUENTLY.

7. CONTAIN ALL CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED

CONTAINERS.

8. AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES, FROM TYPE D TO TYPE C AND THEREON,

PROVIDE A REQUEST VIA "INFECTION CONTROL CONSTRUCTION PERMIT" TO THE

VA INFECTION CONTROL NURSE. UPON AUTHORIZATION, PROCEED TO NEXT TYPE

OF CONSTRUCTION. PROVIDE AT LEAST TEN (10) WORKING DAYS NOTICE FOR

EACH PERMIT.

9. CONSTRUCT IC (INFECTION CONTROL) CONSTRUCTION BARRIER(S) FROM FLOOR

TO DECK/FLOOR ABOVE. EXCEPTION. IF BARRIER IS ADJACENT TO SMOKE, FIRE,

OR EXISTING WALL CONSTRUCTION WHICH WILL NOT BE DEMOLISHED AND

TERMINATES TO FLOOR/DECK ABOVE, THEN CONSTRUCT DUST PROOF IC

BARRIER, SEE DETAIL(S). TAPE, MUD, SAND JOINTS AND PAINT ON NON-

CONSTRUCTION SIDE OF BARRIER.

10. BARRIER DOORS ARE TO BE MINIMUM 1 HOUR RATED SOLID CORE WOOD DOOR

IN STEEL FRAME. PAINT STEEL DOOR FRAME. PROVIDE CLOSER ON DOOR/FRAME.

11. ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREA WHERE WORK IS BEING PREFORMED TO

PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF DUCT SYSTEM.

12. CONTROL BARRIERS ARE TO BE INSTALLED AND REMOVED ONLY BEFORE 7:00

AM AND AFTER 8:00 PM OR AS DIRECTED BY COR.

13. DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK AREA UNTIL COMPLETED PROJECT IS

INSPECTED BY THE COR AND TOUGHLY CLEANED BY THE VA ENVIRONMENTAL

SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

14. REMOVE CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND CEILING PROTECTION CAREFULLY TO

MINIMIZE SPREADING OF DIRT, DUST AND DEBRIS ASSOCIATED WITH

CONSTRUCTION.

15. VACUUM WORK AREA WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUMS.

16. WET MOP AREA WITH CLEANER/ DISINFECTANT.

17. UPON COMPLETION, RESTORE HVAC SYSTEM WHERE WORK WAS PERFORMED

AND REINSTALL CEILING TILE AND GRID AS REQUIRED.

18. DURING CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS IN EACH ENCLOSED AREA PROVIDE

NEGATIVE PRESSURE MONITORS, MINIMUM (1) ONE IN AREAS LESS THAN 1000 SF,

(2) TWO MINIMUM IN AREAS BETWEEN 1000 SF AND 5000 SF, AND (3) THREE FOR

AREAS BETWEEN 5000 SF AND 10000 SF.

19. LIFE SAFETY EGRESS IS TO BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES.

20. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ENOUGH NEGATIVE AIR MACHINES TO

COMPLETELY EXCHANGE THE REGULATED AREA AIR VOLUME (4) FOUR ACTUAL

TIMES PER HOUR. THE COMPETENT PERSON SHALL DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF

UNITS NEEDED FOR EACH REGULATED AREA BY DIVIDING THE CUBIC FEET IN THE

REGULATED AREA BY (15) FIFTEEN AND THEN DIVIDING THAT RESULT BY THE

ACTUAL CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE (CFM) FOR EACH UNIT TO DETERMINE THE

NUMBER OF UNITS NEEDED TO EFFECT (4) FOUR AIR CHANGES PER HOUR.

PROVIDE A STANDBY UNIT IN THE EVENT OF MACHINE FAILURE AND/OR

EMERGENCY IN AN ADJACENT AREA.

21. PRIOR TO ANY REMOVAL OF SMOKE BARRIER FIRE RATED PARTITIONS,

CONSTRUCT NEW SMOKE BARRIER/APPROPRIATE FIRE RATED PARTITIONS PER

PLANS OR CONSTRUCT INFECTION CONTROL BARRIER TO ACT AS SMOKE

BARRIER.

CONSTRUCION PHASING

GENERAL NOTES

1. THE WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE DIVIDED INTO PHASES. A PHASE

CAN INVOLVE MULTIPLE LOCATION AREAS. SEE SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 01 00 00

1.6.I PHASING.

2. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ALL PHASING AND SEQUENCING

WITH ALL TRADES AND THE OWNER. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE

A WRITTEN NARRATIVE TO OUTLINE CONSTRUCTION PHASING AND SEQUENCE

PLANS, VALIDATING AND ELABORATING ON THIS PHASING DESCRIPTION.

3. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COOPERATE FULLY WITH THE OWNER SO

WORK MAY BE CARRIED OUT SMOOTHLY, WITHOUT INTERFERING WITH OR

DELAYING WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT, OR OTHER CONTRACTS ON THE

PROJECT SITE OR WORK BY OWNER.

4. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE SHALL INDICATE THE

SEQUENCE, COMMENCEMENT AND COMPLETION DATES, OWNER INSPECTION AND

APPROVAL DATES AND MOVE-OUT AND MOVE-IN DATES OF OWNER'S PERSONNEL

FOR ALL PHASES OF THE WORK.

5. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM THE WORK IN EACH PHASE IN THE

SEQUENCE SHOWN ON THE PHASING PLAN DRAWING(S) AND CONSTRUCTION

PHASING DESCRIPTION.

6. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR MUST COMPLETE ALL WORK IN EACH PHASE WITH

THE VA INSPECTING AND ACCEPTING THE WORK PRIOR TO VA OCCUPANCY AND

THE CONTRACTOR PROCEEDING TO THE NEXT SCHEDULED PHASE. UPON

COMPLETION OF A PARTICULAR PHASE, THE ENTIRE AREA COVERED BY THAT

PHASE CAN BE OCCUPIED BY THE VA PERSONNEL WITH ALL SYSTEMS

FUNCTIONING PROPERLY.

7. BEFORE COMMENCING WORK ON EACH SUCCESSIVE PHASE, THE GENERAL

CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT AN UPDATED COPY OF THE SCHEDULE.

8. ANY DUST PARTITIONS OR ICRA-CONSTRUCION BARRIERS CONSTRUCTED BY THE

CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO THE START OF DEMOLITION MUST REMAIN IN PLACE UNTIL

THE COMPLETION OF THAT PHASE OR SUBSEQUENT PHASE WHERE REQUIRED.

9. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM ALL WORK ADJACENT TO VA OCCUPIED

AREAS IN SUCH A MANNER TO ENSURE THE CONTINUOUS AND UNINTERRUPTED

USE OF ALL OCCUPIED AREAS, INCLUDING THE APPLICABLE MECHANICAL AND

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SERVING THESE AREAS.

10. FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES AND INFORMATION REFER TO INFECTION CONTROL

DRAWING(S) AND DEMOLITION PLANS.

11. ANY INFORMATION REGARDING SEQUENCING PROVIDED IN THE DOCUMENTS IS

FOR ARCHITECT-OWNER PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY.

12. THE CONTRACTOR DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL MAINTAIN REQUIRED MEANS

OF EGRESS THROUGHOUT ALL PHASING.

13. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PLAN FOR A MINIMUM OF 4 WEEKS' TIME BETWEEN

PHASES TO ALLOW THE VA TO OCCUPY THE NEWLY ACCEPTED SPACE AND

VACATE THE FOLLOW-ON PHASES. THE VA WILL ACCELERATE THIS TIME WHEN

POSSIBLE AND WILL NOTIFY THE CONTRACTOR IF THIS OCCURS.

FIRE PROTECTION SAFETY

NOTES:

1. PRESERVE EXISTING FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS OR PROVIDE TEMPORARY

SYSTEMS.

2. PROVIDE 1 HOUR FIRE RATED ICRA/CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND MODIFY

SPRINKLER HEADS TO BE UPTURNED AND EXTENDED TO 18" OF STRUCTURE

3. DISRUPTIONS TO FIRE ALARM AND SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SHALL BE KEPT TO A

MINIMUM OR AVOIDED.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL DELINEATE PHASING OF CONSTRUCTION TO ENSURE THAT

INSTALLATIONS OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ARE EXPEDITED AND EXISTING

SYSTEMS ARE KEPT IN SERVICE UNTIL REPLACEMENT SYSTEM(S) ARE

OPERATIONAL.

5. IF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ARE TO BE DISRUPTED, PROCEDURES SHALL BE

INCORPORATED INTO THE WORK TO MAINTAIN EQUIVALENT LEVELS OF FIRE

PROTECTION AND PROVIDE WRITTEN NOTIFICATION TO THE COR AND / OR SAFETY

PERSONAL WHILE SYSTEMS ARE INOPERABLE. SEE SPECIFICATIONS 01 35 26 - 1.14.

6. AN ACTIVE SPRINKLER SYSTEM, EITHER TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT, SHALL BE

IN PLACE AND OPERATIONAL BEFORE ANY SIGNIFICANT COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS

ARE PRESENT.

7. EXISTING SPRINKLER SYSTEM SHOULD REMAIN ACTIVE WHERE POSSIBLE.

PROVIDE WRITTEN NOTICE OF IMPAIRMENTS TO COR AT LEAST 14 CALENDAR

DAYS BEFORE OUTAGE. REPAIR AND RETURN SYSTEM TO SERVICE AS SOON AS

POSSIBLE.

8. EXISTING FIRE DETECTION AND NOTIFICATION SYSTEM SHOULD REMAIN ACTIVE

WHERE POSSIBLE. PROVIDE WRITTEN NOTICE OF IMPAIRMENTS TO COR AT LEAST

14 CALENDAR DAYS BEFORE OUTAGE. REPAIR AND RETURN SYSTEM TO SERVICE

AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. IF REQUIRED, REMOVE SMOKE DETECTORS IN AREA OF

WORK AND PROVIDE HEAT DETECTORS FOR DURATION OF CONSTRUCTION.

A. MEANS OF NOTIFICATION REQUIRED THROUGHOUT CONSTRUCTION AREA PER

NFPA 241.

9. FIRE PROTECTION SHOULD BE INSTALLED AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES.

ONCE INSTALLED, SYSTEM SHOULD BE ACTIVE EVEN IF PENDING ACCEPTANCE.

10. INSTALLATION AND ACTIVATION OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS AS

CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES IS REQUIRED.

11. TEMPORARY SYSTEM MAY BE INSTALLED IF FINAL SYSTEM CANNOT BE

INSTALLED AND PLACED INTO SERVICE AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES. ONCE

INSTALLED TEMPORARY SYSTEM SHOULD BE ACTIVE EVEN IF PENDING

ACCEPTANCE.

12. FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS INSTALLATION SHOULD BE COORDINATED AND PLACED IN

SERVICE PRIOR TO FINAL INSPECTION.

13. EXISTING FIRE ALARM / DETECTION SYSTEM SHOULD ALWAYS STAY ONLINE FOR

DURATION OF PROJECT. IF UNABLE TO KEEP EXISTING SYSTEM ACTIVE PROVIDE

ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:

A. PROVIDE TEMPORARY FIRE ALARM / DETECTION SYSTEM AND ACTIVATE.

B. PROVIDE FIRE WATCH PER SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 01 35 26 - 1.14

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HAMPTON, VA.

590-210

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1/8" = 1'-0"1 FIRST LEVEL ICRA, CONSTRUCTION BARRIER & PHASING PLAN

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Revisions: Date: 09/12/2022

I hereby certify that this plan, specification, or report was prepared by me, or under my direct supervision and that I am a duly Licensed Architect under the laws of the State of Minnesota.

Name: Steve Schlotthauer

INFECTION CONTROL &

CONSTRUCTION BARRIER

GENERAL NOTES

1. SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION

2. THE INTENT OF INFECTION CONTROL ISOLATION IS TO CONTAIN DUST AND

PARTICULATE MATTER TO THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. CONSTRUCTION AREA

PERIMETER NEEDS TO BE SEALED COMPLETELY WITH SHEET PLASTIC AS

SPECIFIED AND DUCT TAPE DURING OPERATIONS, WHERE PERMITTED BY CLASS.

ICRA - CONSTRUCTION BARRIER TO BE PROVIDED AS SPECIFIED AND LISTED IN

ICRA CLASS.

3. PROVIDE NEGATIVE PRESSURE MONITORS DURING CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS.

MONITOR TO MEASURE PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL BETWEEN CONSTRUCTION AREA

AND ADJACENT CORRIDOR OR ROOM AS DIRECTED BY VA. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR

PRESSURE OF 0.01 INCHES OF WATER GAUGE, WITH IN WORK SITE. PROVIDE

CONTINUOUS MONITORING WITH DIGITAL DISPLAY WITH RECORDING FUNCTION

AND ALARM. CALIBRATE MONITOR AT TIME OF INSTALLATION AND MAINTAIN

CALIBRATION THOUGH OUT DURATION OF PROJECT.

4. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE WITH HEPA EQUIPPED FILTRATION UNITS

WITH HEAVY DUTY, FLEXIBLE STEEL REINFORCED VENTILATION BLOWER HOSE.

5. PROVIDE ADHESIVE WALK OFF MATS AT ALL INTERIOR TRANSITIONS FROM

CONSTRUCTION SITE TO OCCUPIED MEDICAL CENTER AREAS. MATS ARE TO BE

MINIMUM OF 24" X 36". CHANGE MATS AS OFTEN AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN CLEAN

AREA DIRECTLY OUTSIDE OF ALL CONSTRUCTION AREAS AT ALL TIMES.

6. VACUUM AND WET MOP ALL TRANSITION AREAS FROM CONSTRUCTION TO

OCCUPIED MEDICAL CENTER AT THE END OF EACH WORKDAY. VACUUM SHALL

UTILIZE HEPA FILTRATION. MAINTAIN SURROUNDING AREA FREQUENTLY.

7. CONTAIN ALL CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED

CONTAINERS.

8. AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES, FROM TYPE D TO TYPE C AND THEREON,

PROVIDE A REQUEST VIA "INFECTION CONTROL CONSTRUCTION PERMIT" TO THE

VA INFECTION CONTROL NURSE. UPON AUTHORIZATION, PROCEED TO NEXT TYPE

OF CONSTRUCTION. PROVIDE AT LEAST TEN (10) WORKING DAYS NOTICE FOR

EACH PERMIT.

9. CONSTRUCT IC (INFECTION CONTROL) CONSTRUCTION BARRIER(S) FROM FLOOR

TO DECK/FLOOR ABOVE. EXCEPTION. IF BARRIER IS ADJACENT TO SMOKE, FIRE,

OR EXISTING WALL CONSTRUCTION WHICH WILL NOT BE DEMOLISHED AND

TERMINATES TO FLOOR/DECK ABOVE, THEN CONSTRUCT DUST PROOF IC

BARRIER, SEE DETAIL(S). TAPE, MUD, SAND JOINTS AND PAINT ON NON-

CONSTRUCTION SIDE OF BARRIER.

10. BARRIER DOORS ARE TO BE MINIMUM 1 HOUR RATED SOLID CORE WOOD DOOR

IN STEEL FRAME. PAINT STEEL DOOR FRAME. PROVIDE CLOSER ON DOOR/FRAME.

11. ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREA WHERE WORK IS BEING PREFORMED TO

PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF DUCT SYSTEM.

12. CONTROL BARRIERS ARE TO BE INSTALLED AND REMOVED ONLY BEFORE 7:00

AM AND AFTER 8:00 PM OR AS DIRECTED BY COR.

13. DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK AREA UNTIL COMPLETED PROJECT IS

INSPECTED BY THE COR AND TOUGHLY CLEANED BY THE VA ENVIRONMENTAL

SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

14. REMOVE CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND CEILING PROTECTION CAREFULLY TO

MINIMIZE SPREADING OF DIRT, DUST AND DEBRIS ASSOCIATED WITH

CONSTRUCTION.

15. VACUUM WORK AREA WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUMS.

16. WET MOP AREA WITH CLEANER/ DISINFECTANT.

17. UPON COMPLETION, RESTORE HVAC SYSTEM WHERE WORK WAS PERFORMED

AND REINSTALL CEILING TILE AND GRID AS REQUIRED.

18. DURING CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS IN EACH ENCLOSED AREA PROVIDE

NEGATIVE PRESSURE MONITORS, MINIMUM (1) ONE IN AREAS LESS THAN 1000 SF,

(2) TWO MINIMUM IN AREAS BETWEEN 1000 SF AND 5000 SF, AND (3) THREE FOR

AREAS BETWEEN 5000 SF AND 10000 SF.

19. LIFE SAFETY EGRESS IS TO BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES.

20. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ENOUGH NEGATIVE AIR MACHINES TO

COMPLETELY EXCHANGE THE REGULATED AREA AIR VOLUME (4) FOUR ACTUAL

TIMES PER HOUR. THE COMPETENT PERSON SHALL DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF

UNITS NEEDED FOR EACH REGULATED AREA BY DIVIDING THE CUBIC FEET IN THE

REGULATED AREA BY (15) FIFTEEN AND THEN DIVIDING THAT RESULT BY THE

ACTUAL CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE (CFM) FOR EACH UNIT TO DETERMINE THE

NUMBER OF UNITS NEEDED TO EFFECT (4) FOUR AIR CHANGES PER HOUR.

PROVIDE A STANDBY UNIT IN THE EVENT OF MACHINE FAILURE AND/OR

EMERGENCY IN AN ADJACENT AREA.

21. PRIOR TO ANY REMOVAL OF SMOKE BARRIER FIRE RATED PARTITIONS,

CONSTRUCT NEW SMOKE BARRIER/APPROPRIATE FIRE RATED PARTITIONS PER

PLANS OR CONSTRUCT INFECTION CONTROL BARRIER TO ACT AS SMOKE

BARRIER.

CONSTRUCION PHASING

GENERAL NOTES

1. THE WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE DIVIDED INTO PHASES. A PHASE

CAN INVOLVE MULTIPLE LOCATION AREAS. SEE SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 01 00 00

1.6.I PHASING.

2. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ALL PHASING AND SEQUENCING

WITH ALL TRADES AND THE OWNER. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE

A WRITTEN NARRATIVE TO OUTLINE CONSTRUCTION PHASING AND SEQUENCE

PLANS, VALIDATING AND ELABORATING ON THIS PHASING DESCRIPTION.

3. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COOPERATE FULLY WITH THE OWNER SO

WORK MAY BE CARRIED OUT SMOOTHLY, WITHOUT INTERFERING WITH OR

DELAYING WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT, OR OTHER CONTRACTS ON THE

PROJECT SITE OR WORK BY OWNER.

4. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE SHALL INDICATE THE

SEQUENCE, COMMENCEMENT AND COMPLETION DATES, OWNER INSPECTION AND

APPROVAL DATES AND MOVE-OUT AND MOVE-IN DATES OF OWNER'S PERSONNEL

FOR ALL PHASES OF THE WORK.

5. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM THE WORK IN EACH PHASE IN THE

SEQUENCE SHOWN ON THE PHASING PLAN DRAWING(S) AND CONSTRUCTION

PHASING DESCRIPTION.

6. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR MUST COMPLETE ALL WORK IN EACH PHASE WITH

THE VA INSPECTING AND ACCEPTING THE WORK PRIOR TO VA OCCUPANCY AND

THE CONTRACTOR PROCEEDING TO THE NEXT SCHEDULED PHASE. UPON

COMPLETION OF A PARTICULAR PHASE, THE ENTIRE AREA COVERED BY THAT

PHASE CAN BE OCCUPIED BY THE VA PERSONNEL WITH ALL SYSTEMS

FUNCTIONING PROPERLY.

7. BEFORE COMMENCING WORK ON EACH SUCCESSIVE PHASE, THE GENERAL

CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT AN UPDATED COPY OF THE SCHEDULE.

8. ANY DUST PARTITIONS OR ICRA-CONSTRUCION BARRIERS CONSTRUCTED BY THE

CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO THE START OF DEMOLITION MUST REMAIN IN PLACE UNTIL

THE COMPLETION OF THAT PHASE OR SUBSEQUENT PHASE WHERE REQUIRED.

9. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM ALL WORK ADJACENT TO VA OCCUPIED

AREAS IN SUCH A MANNER TO ENSURE THE CONTINUOUS AND UNINTERRUPTED

USE OF ALL OCCUPIED AREAS, INCLUDING THE APPLICABLE MECHANICAL AND

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SERVING THESE AREAS.

10. FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES AND INFORMATION REFER TO INFECTION CONTROL

DRAWING(S) AND DEMOLITION PLANS.

11. ANY INFORMATION REGARDING SEQUENCING PROVIDED IN THE DOCUMENTS IS

FOR ARCHITECT-OWNER PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY.

12. THE CONTRACTOR DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL MAINTAIN REQUIRED MEANS

OF EGRESS THROUGHOUT ALL PHASING.

13. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PLAN FOR A MINIMUM OF 4 WEEKS' TIME BETWEEN

PHASES TO ALLOW THE VA TO OCCUPY THE NEWLY ACCEPTED SPACE AND

VACATE THE FOLLOW-ON PHASES. THE VA WILL ACCELERATE THIS TIME WHEN

POSSIBLE AND WILL NOTIFY THE CONTRACTOR IF THIS OCCURS.

ALL PHASES AND ALL WORK:

CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ACTIVITY TYPE - COORDINTE WITH COR

INFECTION CONTROL RISK GROUP - COORDINTE WITH COR

CONTROL PROCEDURE CLASS - IV

INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA) BY

PROJECT AREA USE AND PHASE

CONSTRUCTION INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA)

TYPE A

TYPE B

TYPE C

TYPE D

INSPECTIONS AND NON-INVASIVE ACTIVITIES. INCLUDES, BUT NOT

LIMITED TO, REMOVAL OF CEILING TILES FOR VISUAL INSPECTION

LIMITED TO 1 TILE PER 50 SQUARE FEET, PAINTING BUT NOT SANDING

WALL COVERING, ELECTRICAL TRIM WORK, MINOR PLUMBING, AND

ACTIVITIES WHICH DO NOT GENERATE DUST OR REQUIRE CUTTING OF

WALLS OR ACCESS TO CEILINGS OTHER THAN FOR VISUAL INSPECTION.

SMALL SCALE, SHORT DURATION ACTIVITIES WHICH CREATE MINIMAL

DUST. INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, INSTALLATION OF TELEPHONE

AND COMPUTER CABLING, ACCESS TO CHASE SPACES, CUTTING OF

WALLS OR CEILING WHERE DUST MIGRATION CAN BE CONTROLLED.

FLOOR COVERING REMOVAL (WITHOUT SANDING OR GRINDING).

ANY WORK THAT GENERATES A MODERATE TO HIGH LEVEL OF DUST OR

REQUIRES DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OF ANY FIXED BUILDING

COMPONENTS OR ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO,

SANDING OF WALL FOR PAINTING OR WALLCOVERING, REMOVAL OF

FLOOR COVERINGS, CEILING TILES AND CASEWORK, NEW WALL

CONSTRUCTION, MINOR DUCTWORK OR ELECTRICAL WORK ABOVE

CEILINGS, MAJOR CABLING ACTIVITIES, AND ANY ACTIVITY WHICH

CANNOT BE COMPLETED WITHIN A SINGLE WORK SHIFT. FLOOR

COVERING REMOVAL (WITH SANDING OR GRINDING).

MAJOR DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. INCLUDES, BUT IS

NOT LIMITED TO, ACTIVITIES WHICH REQUIRE CONSECUTIVE WORK

SHIFTS, REQUIRE HEAVY DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OF A COMPLETE

CEILING SYSTEM, FLOORING AND NEW CONSTRUCTION.

GROUP 1

LOW RISK

• MECHANICAL SPACES: AREAS NOT DIRECTLY ADJACENT TO PATIENT

CARE, INCLUDING INTERSTITIAL SPACES.

• ENGINEERING OR EMS OFFICE/WORK AREAS

• OFFICE AREAS: AREAS NOT ATTACHED TO/ADJOINING PATIENT CARE

AREAS, NOT USED FOR PATIENT INTERVIEWS, EVALUATIONS OR

EXAMINATIONS.

• PUBLIC CORRIDORS: SPACES NOT ON OR DIRECTLY ATTACHED TO

PATIENT UNITS OR TREATMENT LOCATIONS.

GROUP 2

MEDIUM

RISK

• OUTPATIENT AREAS:

1. PRIMARY CARE OR SPECIALTY CARE CLINIC AREAS

2. BEHAVIORAL/MENTAL HEALTH AREAS

3. EXTENDED CARE / REHAB CLINIC AREAS

4. COMMUNITY BASED OUT PATIENT CLINICS (CBOC’S)

GROUP 3

HIGH RISK

• IN-PATIENT UNITS:

1. INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: EMERGENCY DEPT.; NURSING

UNITS; RADIOLOGY/MRI/CT/ULTRASOUND; NUCLEAR MEDICINE;

CAFETERIA/KITCHEN/CANTEEN; LABORATORIES; RADIATION /

ONCOLOGY; DIALYSIS

GROUP 4

HIGHEST

RISK

• ICU/SICU

• OR/PACU/ENDOSCOPY

• GI

• STERILE PROCESSING SERVICES (SPS)

• PHARMACY

• CATH LAB

CLASS

I

KEEP AREAS FREE OF DEBRIS, TRASH

EXECUTE WORK TO MINIMIZE OF DUST MIGRATION (E.G. WET MOPPING, HEPA VACUUM)

IMMEDIATELY REPLACE ANY CEILING TILE DISPLACED FOR VISUAL INSPECTION

(INVOLVING MINOR DEMOLITION IN MAINTENANCE OR REMODELING.)

CLASS

II

SAME AS CLASS I PLUS:

1. ESTABLISH MATERIAL AND DEBRIS ROUTE USING NON-PATIENT/VISITOR PATHWAY

2. WATER MIST WORK SURFACE TO CONTROL DUST WHILE CUTTING OR DRILLING.

3. BLOCK OFF AND SEAL AIR VENTS

4. SEAL UNUSED DOORS WITH PLASTIC SHEATHING AND DUCT TAPE.

5. CREATE BARRIERS AS DEFINED BY INFECTION PREVENTION

6. CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED CONTAINER; TAPE COVERING UNLESS SOLID LID.

7. WET MOP AND/OR VACUUM WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUM BEFORE LEAVING WORK AREA.

8. PLACE STICKY MAT AT ALL WORK AREA ENTRANCES AND EXITS.

9. REMOVE OR ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN CONSTRUCTION AREA

CLASS

III

SAME AS CLASS I AND II PLUS:

1. ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN CONSTRUCTION AREA TO PREVENT DUCT SYSTEM CONTAMINATION

2. COMPLETE CRITICAL BARRIERS (I.E. SHEETROCK, PLYWOOD, PLASTIC) AT ALL CONSTRUCTION ENTRIES AND EXITS; MONITOR FOR SEAL AND TAKE IMMEDIATE

CORRECTIVE ACTION AS NEEDED

3. MAINTAIN AND MONITOR NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE WITHIN CONSTRUCTION SITE UTILIZING HEPA EQUIPPED AIR FILTRATION UNITS.

4. REMOVE OR ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEMS IN AREA WHERE WORK IS BEING PERFORMED.

5. CHECK AND REPLACE AIR FILTERS AS NEEDED REGULARLY

6. DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK SITE UNTIL PROJECT IS COMPLETE & HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY CLEANED; REMOVE BARRIERS CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE

SPREADING DUST. DEBRIS.

7. VACUUM WORK WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUM.

8. WET MOP AREA WITH CLEANER/DISINFECTANT.

9. MITIGATE VIBRATION AND NOISE TO LOWEST IMPACT WHERE POSSIBLE.

10. DISPLAY ICRA AT SITE

11. SEAL HOLES, PIPES, CONDUITS AND PUNCTURES.

CLASS

IV

SAME AS CLASS I, II AND III PLUS:

1. INSPECT ADJACENT AREAS FOR DUST MIGRATION; TAKE IMMEDIATE CORRECTIVE AS NEEDED

2. USE HEPA VACUUM IN AREA PRIOR TO START OF CONSTRUCTION

3. CONSTRUCT ANTE ROOM; ALL PERSONNEL MUST ENTER THROUGH IT TO BE VACUUMED USING HEPA VACUUM BEFORE LEAVING OR TO DON/DOFF PPE

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STORAGE

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EQUIP

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STORAGE

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NOTES:

1. PRESERVE EXISTING FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS OR PROVIDE TEMPORARY

SYSTEMS.

2. PROVIDE 1 HOUR FIRE RATED ICRA/CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND MODIFY

SPRINKLER HEADS TO BE UPTURNED AND EXTENDED TO 18" OF STRUCTURE

3. DISRUPTIONS TO FIRE ALARM AND SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SHALL BE KEPT TO A

MINIMUM OR AVOIDED.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL DELINEATE PHASING OF CONSTRUCTION TO ENSURE THAT

INSTALLATIONS OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ARE EXPEDITED AND EXISTING

SYSTEMS ARE KEPT IN SERVICE UNTIL REPLACEMENT SYSTEM(S) ARE

OPERATIONAL.

5. IF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ARE TO BE DISRUPTED, PROCEDURES SHALL BE

INCORPORATED INTO THE WORK TO MAINTAIN EQUIVALENT LEVELS OF FIRE

PROTECTION AND PROVIDE WRITTEN NOTIFICATION TO THE COR AND / OR SAFETY

PERSONAL WHILE SYSTEMS ARE INOPERABLE. SEE SPECIFICATIONS 01 35 26 - 1.14.

6. AN ACTIVE SPRINKLER SYSTEM, EITHER TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT, SHALL BE

IN PLACE AND OPERATIONAL BEFORE ANY SIGNIFICANT COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS

ARE PRESENT.

7. EXISTING SPRINKLER SYSTEM SHOULD REMAIN ACTIVE WHERE POSSIBLE.

PROVIDE WRITTEN NOTICE OF IMPAIRMENTS TO COR AT LEAST 14 CALENDAR

DAYS BEFORE OUTAGE. REPAIR AND RETURN SYSTEM TO SERVICE AS SOON AS

POSSIBLE.

8. EXISTING FIRE DETECTION AND NOTIFICATION SYSTEM SHOULD REMAIN ACTIVE

WHERE POSSIBLE. PROVIDE WRITTEN NOTICE OF IMPAIRMENTS TO COR AT LEAST

14 CALENDAR DAYS BEFORE OUTAGE. REPAIR AND RETURN SYSTEM TO SERVICE

AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. IF REQUIRED, REMOVE SMOKE DETECTORS IN AREA OF

WORK AND PROVIDE HEAT DETECTORS FOR DURATION OF CONSTRUCTION.

A. MEANS OF NOTIFICATION REQUIRED THROUGHOUT CONSTRUCTION AREA PER

NFPA 241.

9. FIRE PROTECTION SHOULD BE INSTALLED AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES.

ONCE INSTALLED, SYSTEM SHOULD BE ACTIVE EVEN IF PENDING ACCEPTANCE.

10. INSTALLATION AND ACTIVATION OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS AS

CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES IS REQUIRED.

11. TEMPORARY SYSTEM MAY BE INSTALLED IF FINAL SYSTEM CANNOT BE

INSTALLED AND PLACED INTO SERVICE AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES. ONCE

INSTALLED TEMPORARY SYSTEM SHOULD BE ACTIVE EVEN IF PENDING

ACCEPTANCE.

12. FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS INSTALLATION SHOULD BE COORDINATED AND PLACED IN

SERVICE PRIOR TO FINAL INSPECTION.

13. EXISTING FIRE ALARM / DETECTION SYSTEM SHOULD ALWAYS STAY ONLINE FOR

DURATION OF PROJECT. IF UNABLE TO KEEP EXISTING SYSTEM ACTIVE PROVIDE

ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:

A. PROVIDE TEMPORARY FIRE ALARM / DETECTION SYSTEM AND ACTIVATE.

B. PROVIDE FIRE WATCH PER SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 01 35 26 - 1.14

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U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs

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HAMPTON, VA.

590-210

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1/8" = 1'-0"1 SECOND LEVEL ICRA, CONSTRUCTION BARRIER & PHASING PLAN

0 8' 16'4'

Revisions: Date: 09/12/2022

I hereby certify that this plan, specification, or report was prepared by me, or under my direct supervision and that I am a duly Licensed Architect under the laws of the State of Minnesota.

Name: Steve Schlotthauer

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TOILET

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INFECTION CONTROL &

CONSTRUCTION BARRIER

GENERAL NOTES

1. SEE SPEC SECTION 01 35 26 SAFETY REQUIREMENTS FOR ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION

2. THE INTENT OF INFECTION CONTROL ISOLATION IS TO CONTAIN DUST AND

PARTICULATE MATTER TO THE CONSTRUCTION AREA. CONSTRUCTION AREA

PERIMETER NEEDS TO BE SEALED COMPLETELY WITH SHEET PLASTIC AS

SPECIFIED AND DUCT TAPE DURING OPERATIONS, WHERE PERMITTED BY CLASS.

ICRA - CONSTRUCTION BARRIER TO BE PROVIDED AS SPECIFIED AND LISTED IN

ICRA CLASS.

3. PROVIDE NEGATIVE PRESSURE MONITORS DURING CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS.

MONITOR TO MEASURE PRESSURE DIFFERENTIAL BETWEEN CONSTRUCTION AREA

AND ADJACENT CORRIDOR OR ROOM AS DIRECTED BY VA. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR

PRESSURE OF 0.01 INCHES OF WATER GAUGE, WITH IN WORK SITE. PROVIDE

CONTINUOUS MONITORING WITH DIGITAL DISPLAY WITH RECORDING FUNCTION

AND ALARM. CALIBRATE MONITOR AT TIME OF INSTALLATION AND MAINTAIN

CALIBRATION THOUGH OUT DURATION OF PROJECT.

4. MAINTAIN NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE WITH HEPA EQUIPPED FILTRATION UNITS

WITH HEAVY DUTY, FLEXIBLE STEEL REINFORCED VENTILATION BLOWER HOSE.

5. PROVIDE ADHESIVE WALK OFF MATS AT ALL INTERIOR TRANSITIONS FROM

CONSTRUCTION SITE TO OCCUPIED MEDICAL CENTER AREAS. MATS ARE TO BE

MINIMUM OF 24" X 36". CHANGE MATS AS OFTEN AS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN CLEAN

AREA DIRECTLY OUTSIDE OF ALL CONSTRUCTION AREAS AT ALL TIMES.

6. VACUUM AND WET MOP ALL TRANSITION AREAS FROM CONSTRUCTION TO

OCCUPIED MEDICAL CENTER AT THE END OF EACH WORKDAY. VACUUM SHALL

UTILIZE HEPA FILTRATION. MAINTAIN SURROUNDING AREA FREQUENTLY.

7. CONTAIN ALL CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED

CONTAINERS.

8. AS CONSTRUCTION PROGRESSES, FROM TYPE D TO TYPE C AND THEREON,

PROVIDE A REQUEST VIA "INFECTION CONTROL CONSTRUCTION PERMIT" TO THE

VA INFECTION CONTROL NURSE. UPON AUTHORIZATION, PROCEED TO NEXT TYPE

OF CONSTRUCTION. PROVIDE AT LEAST TEN (10) WORKING DAYS NOTICE FOR

EACH PERMIT.

9. CONSTRUCT IC (INFECTION CONTROL) CONSTRUCTION BARRIER(S) FROM FLOOR

TO DECK/FLOOR ABOVE. EXCEPTION. IF BARRIER IS ADJACENT TO SMOKE, FIRE,

OR EXISTING WALL CONSTRUCTION WHICH WILL NOT BE DEMOLISHED AND

TERMINATES TO FLOOR/DECK ABOVE, THEN CONSTRUCT DUST PROOF IC

BARRIER, SEE DETAIL(S). TAPE, MUD, SAND JOINTS AND PAINT ON NON-

CONSTRUCTION SIDE OF BARRIER.

10. BARRIER DOORS ARE TO BE MINIMUM 1 HOUR RATED SOLID CORE WOOD DOOR

IN STEEL FRAME. PAINT STEEL DOOR FRAME. PROVIDE CLOSER ON DOOR/FRAME.

11. ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN AREA WHERE WORK IS BEING PREFORMED TO

PREVENT CONTAMINATION OF DUCT SYSTEM.

12. CONTROL BARRIERS ARE TO BE INSTALLED AND REMOVED ONLY BEFORE 7:00

AM AND AFTER 8:00 PM OR AS DIRECTED BY COR.

13. DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK AREA UNTIL COMPLETED PROJECT IS

INSPECTED BY THE COR AND TOUGHLY CLEANED BY THE VA ENVIRONMENTAL

SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

14. REMOVE CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND CEILING PROTECTION CAREFULLY TO

MINIMIZE SPREADING OF DIRT, DUST AND DEBRIS ASSOCIATED WITH

CONSTRUCTION.

15. VACUUM WORK AREA WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUMS.

16. WET MOP AREA WITH CLEANER/ DISINFECTANT.

17. UPON COMPLETION, RESTORE HVAC SYSTEM WHERE WORK WAS PERFORMED

AND REINSTALL CEILING TILE AND GRID AS REQUIRED.

18. DURING CONSTRUCTION OPERATIONS IN EACH ENCLOSED AREA PROVIDE

NEGATIVE PRESSURE MONITORS, MINIMUM (1) ONE IN AREAS LESS THAN 1000 SF,

(2) TWO MINIMUM IN AREAS BETWEEN 1000 SF AND 5000 SF, AND (3) THREE FOR

AREAS BETWEEN 5000 SF AND 10000 SF.

19. LIFE SAFETY EGRESS IS TO BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES.

20. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ENOUGH NEGATIVE AIR MACHINES TO

COMPLETELY EXCHANGE THE REGULATED AREA AIR VOLUME (4) FOUR ACTUAL

TIMES PER HOUR. THE COMPETENT PERSON SHALL DETERMINE THE NUMBER OF

UNITS NEEDED FOR EACH REGULATED AREA BY DIVIDING THE CUBIC FEET IN THE

REGULATED AREA BY (15) FIFTEEN AND THEN DIVIDING THAT RESULT BY THE

ACTUAL CUBIC FEET PER MINUTE (CFM) FOR EACH UNIT TO DETERMINE THE

NUMBER OF UNITS NEEDED TO EFFECT (4) FOUR AIR CHANGES PER HOUR.

PROVIDE A STANDBY UNIT IN THE EVENT OF MACHINE FAILURE AND/OR

EMERGENCY IN AN ADJACENT AREA.

21. PRIOR TO ANY REMOVAL OF SMOKE BARRIER FIRE RATED PARTITIONS,

CONSTRUCT NEW SMOKE BARRIER/APPROPRIATE FIRE RATED PARTITIONS PER

PLANS OR CONSTRUCT INFECTION CONTROL BARRIER TO ACT AS SMOKE

BARRIER.

CONSTRUCION PHASING

GENERAL NOTES

1. THE WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE DIVIDED INTO PHASES. A PHASE

CAN INVOLVE MULTIPLE LOCATION AREAS. SEE SPECIFICATIONS SECTION 01 00 00

1.6.I PHASING.

2. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE ALL PHASING AND SEQUENCING

WITH ALL TRADES AND THE OWNER. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE

A WRITTEN NARRATIVE TO OUTLINE CONSTRUCTION PHASING AND SEQUENCE

PLANS, VALIDATING AND ELABORATING ON THIS PHASING DESCRIPTION.

3. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL COOPERATE FULLY WITH THE OWNER SO

WORK MAY BE CARRIED OUT SMOOTHLY, WITHOUT INTERFERING WITH OR

DELAYING WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT, OR OTHER CONTRACTS ON THE

PROJECT SITE OR WORK BY OWNER.

4. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR'S CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE SHALL INDICATE THE

SEQUENCE, COMMENCEMENT AND COMPLETION DATES, OWNER INSPECTION AND

APPROVAL DATES AND MOVE-OUT AND MOVE-IN DATES OF OWNER'S PERSONNEL

FOR ALL PHASES OF THE WORK.

5. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM THE WORK IN EACH PHASE IN THE

SEQUENCE SHOWN ON THE PHASING PLAN DRAWING(S) AND CONSTRUCTION

PHASING DESCRIPTION.

6. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR MUST COMPLETE ALL WORK IN EACH PHASE WITH

THE VA INSPECTING AND ACCEPTING THE WORK PRIOR TO VA OCCUPANCY AND

THE CONTRACTOR PROCEEDING TO THE NEXT SCHEDULED PHASE. UPON

COMPLETION OF A PARTICULAR PHASE, THE ENTIRE AREA COVERED BY THAT

PHASE CAN BE OCCUPIED BY THE VA PERSONNEL WITH ALL SYSTEMS

FUNCTIONING PROPERLY.

7. BEFORE COMMENCING WORK ON EACH SUCCESSIVE PHASE, THE GENERAL

CONTRACTOR SHALL SUBMIT AN UPDATED COPY OF THE SCHEDULE.

8. ANY DUST PARTITIONS OR ICRA-CONSTRUCION BARRIERS CONSTRUCTED BY THE

CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO THE START OF DEMOLITION MUST REMAIN IN PLACE UNTIL

THE COMPLETION OF THAT PHASE OR SUBSEQUENT PHASE WHERE REQUIRED.

9. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM ALL WORK ADJACENT TO VA OCCUPIED

AREAS IN SUCH A MANNER TO ENSURE THE CONTINUOUS AND UNINTERRUPTED

USE OF ALL OCCUPIED AREAS, INCLUDING THE APPLICABLE MECHANICAL AND

ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS SERVING THESE AREAS.

10. FOR ADDITIONAL NOTES AND INFORMATION REFER TO INFECTION CONTROL

DRAWING(S) AND DEMOLITION PLANS.

11. ANY INFORMATION REGARDING SEQUENCING PROVIDED IN THE DOCUMENTS IS

FOR ARCHITECT-OWNER PLANNING PURPOSES ONLY.

12. THE CONTRACTOR DURING CONSTRUCTION SHALL MAINTAIN REQUIRED MEANS

OF EGRESS THROUGHOUT ALL PHASING.

13. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PLAN FOR A MINIMUM OF 4 WEEKS' TIME BETWEEN

PHASES TO ALLOW THE VA TO OCCUPY THE NEWLY ACCEPTED SPACE AND

VACATE THE FOLLOW-ON PHASES. THE VA WILL ACCELERATE THIS TIME WHEN

POSSIBLE AND WILL NOTIFY THE CONTRACTOR IF THIS OCCURS.

ALL PHASES AND ALL WORK:

CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ACTIVITY TYPE - COORDINTE WITH COR

INFECTION CONTROL RISK GROUP - COORDINTE WITH COR

CONTROL PROCEDURE CLASS - IV

INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA) BY

PROJECT AREA USE AND PHASE

CONSTRUCTION INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT (ICRA)

TYPE A

TYPE B

TYPE C

TYPE D

INSPECTIONS AND NON-INVASIVE ACTIVITIES. INCLUDES, BUT NOT

LIMITED TO, REMOVAL OF CEILING TILES FOR VISUAL INSPECTION

LIMITED TO 1 TILE PER 50 SQUARE FEET, PAINTING BUT NOT SANDING

WALL COVERING, ELECTRICAL TRIM WORK, MINOR PLUMBING, AND

ACTIVITIES WHICH DO NOT GENERATE DUST OR REQUIRE CUTTING OF

WALLS OR ACCESS TO CEILINGS OTHER THAN FOR VISUAL INSPECTION.

SMALL SCALE, SHORT DURATION ACTIVITIES WHICH CREATE MINIMAL

DUST. INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO, INSTALLATION OF TELEPHONE

AND COMPUTER CABLING, ACCESS TO CHASE SPACES, CUTTING OF

WALLS OR CEILING WHERE DUST MIGRATION CAN BE CONTROLLED.

FLOOR COVERING REMOVAL (WITHOUT SANDING OR GRINDING).

ANY WORK THAT GENERATES A MODERATE TO HIGH LEVEL OF DUST OR

REQUIRES DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OF ANY FIXED BUILDING

COMPONENTS OR ASSEMBLIES. INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO,

SANDING OF WALL FOR PAINTING OR WALLCOVERING, REMOVAL OF

FLOOR COVERINGS, CEILING TILES AND CASEWORK, NEW WALL

CONSTRUCTION, MINOR DUCTWORK OR ELECTRICAL WORK ABOVE

CEILINGS, MAJOR CABLING ACTIVITIES, AND ANY ACTIVITY WHICH

CANNOT BE COMPLETED WITHIN A SINGLE WORK SHIFT. FLOOR

COVERING REMOVAL (WITH SANDING OR GRINDING).

MAJOR DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS. INCLUDES, BUT IS

NOT LIMITED TO, ACTIVITIES WHICH REQUIRE CONSECUTIVE WORK

SHIFTS, REQUIRE HEAVY DEMOLITION OR REMOVAL OF A COMPLETE

CEILING SYSTEM, FLOORING AND NEW CONSTRUCTION.

GROUP 1

LOW RISK

• MECHANICAL SPACES: AREAS NOT DIRECTLY ADJACENT TO PATIENT

CARE, INCLUDING INTERSTITIAL SPACES.

• ENGINEERING OR EMS OFFICE/WORK AREAS

• OFFICE AREAS: AREAS NOT ATTACHED TO/ADJOINING PATIENT CARE

AREAS, NOT USED FOR PATIENT INTERVIEWS, EVALUATIONS OR

EXAMINATIONS.

• PUBLIC CORRIDORS: SPACES NOT ON OR DIRECTLY ATTACHED TO

PATIENT UNITS OR TREATMENT LOCATIONS.

GROUP 2

MEDIUM

RISK

• OUTPATIENT AREAS:

1. PRIMARY CARE OR SPECIALTY CARE CLINIC AREAS

2. BEHAVIORAL/MENTAL HEALTH AREAS

3. EXTENDED CARE / REHAB CLINIC AREAS

4. COMMUNITY BASED OUT PATIENT CLINICS (CBOC’S)

GROUP 3

HIGH RISK

• IN-PATIENT UNITS:

1. INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO: EMERGENCY DEPT.; NURSING

UNITS; RADIOLOGY/MRI/CT/ULTRASOUND; NUCLEAR MEDICINE;

CAFETERIA/KITCHEN/CANTEEN; LABORATORIES; RADIATION /

ONCOLOGY; DIALYSIS

GROUP 4

HIGHEST

RISK

• ICU/SICU

• OR/PACU/ENDOSCOPY

• GI

• STERILE PROCESSING SERVICES (SPS)

• PHARMACY

• CATH LAB

CLASS

I

KEEP AREAS FREE OF DEBRIS, TRASH

EXECUTE WORK TO MINIMIZE OF DUST MIGRATION (E.G. WET MOPPING, HEPA VACUUM)

IMMEDIATELY REPLACE ANY CEILING TILE DISPLACED FOR VISUAL INSPECTION

(INVOLVING MINOR DEMOLITION IN MAINTENANCE OR REMODELING.)

CLASS

II

SAME AS CLASS I PLUS:

1. ESTABLISH MATERIAL AND DEBRIS ROUTE USING NON-PATIENT/VISITOR PATHWAY

2. WATER MIST WORK SURFACE TO CONTROL DUST WHILE CUTTING OR DRILLING.

3. BLOCK OFF AND SEAL AIR VENTS

4. SEAL UNUSED DOORS WITH PLASTIC SHEATHING AND DUCT TAPE.

5. CREATE BARRIERS AS DEFINED BY INFECTION PREVENTION

6. CONTAIN CONSTRUCTION WASTE BEFORE TRANSPORT IN TIGHTLY COVERED CONTAINER; TAPE COVERING UNLESS SOLID LID.

7. WET MOP AND/OR VACUUM WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUM BEFORE LEAVING WORK AREA.

8. PLACE STICKY MAT AT ALL WORK AREA ENTRANCES AND EXITS.

9. REMOVE OR ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN CONSTRUCTION AREA

CLASS

III

SAME AS CLASS I AND II PLUS:

1. ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEM IN CONSTRUCTION AREA TO PREVENT DUCT SYSTEM CONTAMINATION

2. COMPLETE CRITICAL BARRIERS (I.E. SHEETROCK, PLYWOOD, PLASTIC) AT ALL CONSTRUCTION ENTRIES AND EXITS; MONITOR FOR SEAL AND TAKE IMMEDIATE

CORRECTIVE ACTION AS NEEDED

3. MAINTAIN AND MONITOR NEGATIVE AIR PRESSURE WITHIN CONSTRUCTION SITE UTILIZING HEPA EQUIPPED AIR FILTRATION UNITS.

4. REMOVE OR ISOLATE HVAC SYSTEMS IN AREA WHERE WORK IS BEING PERFORMED.

5. CHECK AND REPLACE AIR FILTERS AS NEEDED REGULARLY

6. DO NOT REMOVE BARRIERS FROM WORK SITE UNTIL PROJECT IS COMPLETE & HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY CLEANED; REMOVE BARRIERS CAREFULLY TO MINIMIZE

SPREADING DUST. DEBRIS.

7. VACUUM WORK WITH HEPA FILTERED VACUUM.

8. WET MOP AREA WITH CLEANER/DISINFECTANT.

9. MITIGATE VIBRATION AND NOISE TO LOWEST IMPACT WHERE POSSIBLE.

10. DISPLAY ICRA AT SITE

11. SEAL HOLES, PIPES, CONDUITS AND PUNCTURES.

CLASS

IV

SAME AS CLASS I, II AND III PLUS:

1. INSPECT ADJACENT AREAS FOR DUST MIGRATION; TAKE IMMEDIATE CORRECTIVE AS NEEDED

2. USE HEPA VACUUM IN AREA PRIOR TO START OF CONSTRUCTION

3. CONSTRUCT ANTE ROOM; ALL PERSONNEL MUST ENTER THROUGH IT TO BE VACUUMED USING HEPA VACUUM BEFORE LEAVING OR TO DON/DOFF PPE

CONTINUOUS DUCT

TAPE SEAL EACH SIDE

AT CEILING

COMPRESSIBLE

INSULATION

CONTINUOUS DUCT

TAPE SEAL EACH

SIDE

EXISTING FINISHED

FLOOR

(1) LAYER 5/8" GYP BD EACH

SIDE. FINISH OCCUPIED SIDE

WITH GLOSS PAINT

3 5/8" STEEL STUDS @ 16"

OC WITH FULL BATT SOUND

ATTENUATING INSULATION

CLOSE OPEN DUCTS WITH

6 MIL POLYETHYLENE

BARRIER. SEAL EDGES

WITH CONTINUOUS DUCT

TAPE

"WORK" SIDE OF BARRIER OCCUPIED SIDE OF BARRIER

BOTTOM OF EXISTING FLOOR SLAB

3 5/8" STEEL STUDS @ 16"

OC WITH FULL BATT SOUND

ATTENUATING INSULATION

3 5/8" STEEL STUDS @ 16"

OC WITH FULL BATT SOUND

ATTENUATING INSULATION

REMOVE PORTION OF EXISTING CEILING AS REQUIRED

FOR INSTALLATION OF BARRIER

FRAME AND SEAL BARRIER

AROUND ANY EXISTING

MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL,

PLUMBING, TECHNOLOGY,

MED GAS, ETC. SYSTEMS AS

REQUIRED.

FIRE PROTECTION SAFETY

NOTES:

1. PRESERVE EXISTING FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS OR PROVIDE TEMPORARY

SYSTEMS.

2. PROVIDE 1 HOUR FIRE RATED ICRA/CONSTRUCTION BARRIERS AND MODIFY

SPRINKLER HEADS TO BE UPTURNED AND EXTENDED TO 18" OF STRUCTURE

3. DISRUPTIONS TO FIRE ALARM AND SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SHALL BE KEPT TO A

MINIMUM OR AVOIDED.

4. CONTRACTOR SHALL DELINEATE PHASING OF CONSTRUCTION TO ENSURE THAT

INSTALLATIONS OF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ARE EXPEDITED AND EXISTING

SYSTEMS ARE KEPT IN SERVICE UNTIL REPLACEMENT SYSTEM(S) ARE

OPERATIONAL.

5. IF FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS ARE TO BE DISRUPTED, PROCEDURES SHALL BE

INCORPORATED INTO THE WORK TO MAINTAIN EQUIVALENT LEVELS OF FIRE

PROTECTION AND PROVIDE WRITTEN NOTIFICATION TO THE COR AND / OR SAFETY

PERSONAL WHILE SYSTEMS ARE INOPERABLE. SEE SPECIFICATIONS 01 35 26 - 1.14.

6. AN ACTIVE SPRINKLER SYSTEM, EITHER TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT, SHALL BE

IN PLACE AND OPERATIONAL BEFORE ANY SIGNIFICANT COMBUSTIBLE…