A number of existing sites were deemed to be a security risk driving a multi-million pound programme of improvements

Secure rooms, retro-fitted to existing sites, were designed to produce a cost-effective, long term solution for the organisation. The NHS Blood and Transplant Authority had identified the requirement for a number of new and upgraded facilities across the UK for the treatment and storage of blood products including the shielding of contaminated blood. 

Panels plus fixtures, fittings & ancillaries

Three separate rooms retro-fitted

LPS1175 SR4

White hygienic

Due to the nature of the secure rooms and their locations, it was vital that the units installed were provided with a hygienic finish

Securiclad provided a finish in line with the client’s specifications, and ensured that all joints, fixtures, fittings and ancillaries achieved the required hygiene level. This was achieved by installing specialist decorative fittings where appropriate.

Business as usual for the Blood and Transplant Unit

It was essential that disruption was kept to an absolute minimum, therefore attention to detail was paramount working with specialist installation teams and liaising with architects.

Securiclad also provided consultation, technical expertise and advice at the design stage, and the installation was undertaken by trained and certified contractors fully conversant with the product and pre-determined parameters for compliance.