Infectious Disease Control
Save lives by stopping the spread of disease
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When safety and disease control matters in hospitals and medical facilities for doctors, nurses, patients and visitors, firestop and smoke seal insulation installed by members of Local 41 Heat and Frost Insulators and helps control infectious diseases by preventing the spread of infectious particles. Infectious Disease control is one of the many areas where the Local 41 Heat and Frost Insulators leads the insulation industry in providing highly skilled and highly trained professionals to perform life saving work.
Our members are at the forefront of an increased focus on the importance of properly installing materials that save lives and work to prevent the spread of infectious disease materials. Through advancements in both material technology, as well as innovative methods of installing and maintaining these materials, infectious disease control is on the verge of becoming one of the main ways of controlling and mitigating the spread of disease in all types of medical facilities. Through advancements in material technology and innovative methods of installing and maintaining these materials, infectious disease control is on the verge of becoming one of the main ways of controlling and mitigating the spread of disease in all types of medical facilities. |
Local 41 Heat and Frost Insulators are trained and certified to perform infectious disease control for the strictest of hospital environments, saving lives by helping to stop the spread of germs and bacteria. Our members are experienced in this intricate insulation process that requires the careful filling of any holes, penetrations, gaps or spaces that could create a potential pathway for the spread of disease or any type of airborne contaminant.
Infectious disease control may take place during either the initial construction or while any addition or upgrade is taking place to occupied hospitals and medical facilities.
Our members are trained to work in occupied medical facilities, following Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) standards which certify that the construction work being completed is safe for all parties within the building.
Infectious disease control may take place during either the initial construction or while any addition or upgrade is taking place to occupied hospitals and medical facilities.
Our members are trained to work in occupied medical facilities, following Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) standards which certify that the construction work being completed is safe for all parties within the building.
