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Rev. 9 December 15, 2012NAME OF PROJECT LINE 1 #000-000NAME OF PROJECT LINE 2gauges.2. HEPA/ULPA filters shall be 99.997% efficient at 0.3 micron particle size.3. Acceptable manufacturers:a. Abatement Technologiesb. Phoenixc. Dri-Eazd. Micro-Trap, Inc.e. Control Resource System Incf. NIKRO Industries, Inc.g. Design Professional approved equivalent.E. Zipper Lock Entrance:1. Fire retardant, reinforced vinyl construction with reinforced stitching. Acceptableproducts:a. Curtain Wall Company "Dust-Door" (tel: 800.424.8251)b. Pro Venture Inc “Zip-Up” (tel: 978.744.5000)c. Design Professional approved equivalentF. Temporary Prefabricated Enclosure Units:1. Provide the enclosure with an inspection window and pressure differential porthole.2. Acceptable products:a. Fiberlock Technologies “Kontrol Kube” with frame #6440, enclosure #6442,wheel base platform #6443 and Milfish 87 cfm vacuum device andmanometer.b. Specialty Tool Manufacturing “MCU – Quick Wall Mobile Containment Unit”;provide with HEPA/ULPA vacuum connection (tel: 888.718.3878).c. Mintie Technologies “ECU EnteRoom Envelope”d. Design Professional approved equivalentG. Airflow Direction Indicator:1. Acceptable products:a. Airflow Direction Inc. “ADI-69-V-N” (tel: 888.334.4545)b. Austin Ventrues “Model LN102” (tel: 909.043.8172)c. Design Professional approved equivalentH. Dust Catching Device:1. Disposable, dry, electrostatic cloths or mitts for dust removal.2. Disposable, wet cloths, presoaked with cleaning solution, for dust removal.3. Acceptable products:a. Proctor & Gamble “Swiffer Dry”, “Swiffer Mitt” or “Swiffer Wet”b. Reckitt Benckiser “Mop & Glo”c. S.C. Johnson & Sons “Pledge Grab It”d. Design Professional approved equivalent.PART 3 - EXECUTION3.1 GENERALNOTE: All barriers visible to patients and/or the general public shall be hard painted barriers.A. The Owner’s Representative will make regular visits to the project site to ensure complianceof policy. The Owner reserves the right to inspect the work at any time to verify that theContractor is complying with these infection control requirements.B. Notify the Owner’s Representative at least fourteen (14) calendar days prior to preparing acontainment area or starting work activity outside of the containment area or in OwnerJUNE 2012 EDITION - UIHCINTERIM INFECTION CONTROL MEASURESSupersedes APRIL 2012 Edition SECTION 01 35 33-4
Rev. 9 December 15, 2012NAME OF PROJECT LINE 1 #000-000NAME OF PROJECT LINE 2occupied spaces.C. Instruct the Contractor’s personnel to refrain from tracking dust into adjacent areas oropening windows or doors that would allow airborne contaminants into adjacent hospitalareas.D. For exterior work, direct exhaust from equipment away from building air intakes, windowsand doors. Ensure that filters on building air intakes are operational and protected fromexcessive quantities of airborne contaminants.E. Workers shall wear clean clothing and footwear.F. Disposable protective clothing shall be replaced if torn or dirty. Washable protective clothingshall be washed when dirty or weekly, as a minimum.3.2 CLEANING - GENERALA. Maintain Containment Area free of waste materials, debris and rubbish. Maintain site inclean and orderly condition.B. Remove debris and rubbish from pipe chases, plenums and other closed or remote spaces,prior to enclosing the space.C. Clean interior areas using HEPA/ULPA vacuum prior to start of surface finishing andcontinue cleaning to eliminate dust.D. Remove waste materials, debris and rubbish from the site daily and dispose of off site.Spec Writer:Edit the following classes to meet projectrequirements.3.3 STANDARD OPERATION PROCEDURES FOR CLASS I AREASA. Operation in Class I Areas:1. Execute work by methods to minimize raising dust from construction operations.2. Immediately replace ceiling tile displaced for visual inspection.3. Wet mop and/or HEPA/ULPA vacuum before leaving area.3.4 STANDARD OPERATION PROCEDURES FOR CLASS II AREASA. Preparation and Operation of Class II Areas:1. Water misting of work surfaces is not permitted except for cleaning debris carts andwork surfaces.2. To contain dust and debris, duct tape doors for demolition and/or constructionactivities that produce large amounts of dust or utilize "work enclosures".3. Block off and seal HVAC supply, return and exhaust terminal, registers, grilles anddiffusers in the rooms affected by construction.4. Masks are optional by the person doing the cutting.5. Holes cut or punctured in walls and partitions, ceilings, floors and doors cannot beleft exposed longer than four (4) hours. If work cannot be completed within the four(4) hour time period, the holes shall be covered.B. Flooring removal in Class II Secondary Containment areas1. Construction materials and equipment shall be stored within designated areas.JUNE 2012 EDITION - UIHCINTERIM INFECTION CONTROL MEASURESSupersedes APRIL 2012 Edition SECTION 01 35 33-5
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