There are a lot of considerations and challenges installing and maintaining systems in an ever-changing healthcare environment. Healthcare providers have a duty of care to patients. Along with providing a duty of care to nursing, medical staff, patients and visitors, Healthcare providers also need to ensure that appropriate governance arrangements for critical power backup are in place and are managed effectively. Healthcare-specific technical engineering guidance is a vital tool in the safe and efficient operation of healthcare facilities, so if there are disturbances to mains power, patient or staff safety is not in danger.

The critical role of power availability in healthcare facilities

Collaborating with suppliers and consultants who understand current and future challenges and who can make this decision-making process much simpler is vital. Ideally, you will want a partner with in-depth knowledge, extensive experience as well as a comprehensive choice of solutions that will fit the healthcare facility’s specific needs.

Download this free white paper containing information on:

• Key considerations to ensure that you are adhering to compliance guidelines
• Ideas on how best to install, update and maintain systems to suit changing requirements
• How to run critical power solutions safely, effectively, and efficiently.

KOHLER Uninterruptible Power ‘s range of UPS, IPS / medical IT systems, generators and emergency lighting products are ideally suited to healthcare applications, and we deliver to and support many of the largest NHS Trusts in the UK, including Birmingham Children’s Hospital, Cambridge University Hospital and the Manchester Royal Infirmary among others.

DOWNLOAD WHITEPAPER: CRITICAL POWER CARE FOR PATIENT SAFETY 

Do you need training with our UPS Healthcare Academy?

KOHLER offers a series of CIBSE (Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers) accredited CPD options including a new Healthcare focused Training Academy, which has been developed for healthcare estate engineers or design engineers who work with critical power within healthcare environments.

And for groups of 12-14, KOHLER will arrange to visit a Healthcare Trust to provide the training session on its site. Please contact us for more information at [email protected] or check here for future dates.