Healthcare Facility Projects

The Design and Construction Guidelines

July 2009

CONTENTS

Page SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1 Purpose………………………………………………………………………………....….41.2 Scope………………………………………………………………………………….....…41.3 Guideline Users……………………………………………………………………………41.4 Processes…………………………………………………………………………………...41.5 Fit-out Contractors Pre Qualification……………………………………………………5

SECTION 2: TERMS USED REFERENCES AND DEFINITIONS 2.1 Acronyms…………………………………………………………………………………..6 2.2 References………………………………………………………………………………….6 2.3 Definitions………………………………………………………………………………….6

SECTION 3: PROJECT CLASSIFICATIONS 3.1 DHCC shell and core building fit-outs…………………………….……………………..7 3.2 Developer shell and core building fit-outs………………………………………….…....7 3.3 Developer new building projects………………………………………………….……...7

SECTION 4: CPQ DESIGN SUBMISSION – COMPLIANCE APPROVAL PROCESS 4.1 Pre-requisites………………………………………………………………………………9 4.2 Design Standards………………………………………………………………………….9 4.2.1 General…………………………………….……………………………………………..9 4.2.2 Clinical Design Submission……………………………………………………………..9 4.2.3 Non Clinical and Public Health Design Submissions…………………………………9 4.2.4 Design Execution………………………………………………………………………..9 4.3 DHCC Commercial License…………………………………………………………….10 4.4 Medical Equipment Supplier Information…………………………………………….10 4.5 Third Party Design Approvals – Other Authorities Having Jurisdiction……………10 4.5.1 DU Telecommunications………………………………………………………………10 4.5.2 Dubai Health Authority Radiation Protection Unit……………………..………….10 4.5.3 Dubai Municipality…………………………………………………….………………10 4.5.4 Empower……………………………………………………………………….………10 SECTION 5: DESIGN SUBMISSION PACKAGES 5.1 New Buildings……………………………………………………………………………11 5.1.1 General…………………………………………………………………………………11 5.1.2 Preliminary Designs…………………………………………………………………...12 5.1.3 Final (Detailed) Designs……………………………………………………………….12 5.1.4 Building Construction and Completion……………………………………………...14 5.2 Fit-out Projects…………………………………………………………………………..15 5.2.1 Design Submission Package 1 – DHCC Al Razi Building Fit-out Projects………..16 5.2.2 Design Submission Package 2 – DHCC Buildings Other Fit-out Projects………...16 5.2.3 Design Submission Package 3 – Developer Building Fit Out Projects……………..17

SECTION 6: FIT-OUT PROCESS 6.1 Fit-out Initiation Pre-Requisites………………………………………………………...20 6.1.1 Building Completion Certificate………………………………………………………20 6.1.2 Provisional Operating Permit…………………………………………..……………..20 6.2 Fit-out Permit…………………………………………………………………………….20 6.2.1 General Documents Requirements……………………………………………………20 6.2.2 Permit Disclaimer………………………………………………………………………21 6.2.3 Technical Specification…………………………………………………………………21 6.2.4 Door Removal and Additional Permit………………………………………….…….21 6.2.5 Hoarding and Signage Specification Requirements………………………………….21 6.2.6 Storage and Handling of Fit-out Materials…………………………………………..21

6.3 Fit-out Work Execution…………………………………………………………………21 6.4. Inspections………………………………………………………………………………..22 6.4.1 Regular………………………………………………………………………………….22 6.4.2 First Fix…………………………………………………………………………………22 6.4.3 Completion……………………………………………………………………………...22 6.5 Modifications……………………………………………………………………………..23 6.6 Commissioning of Clinical Facilities…………………………………………………….23 6.7 Fit-out Project Management…………………………………………………………….23 SECTION 7: HEALTH SAFET AND ENVIRONMENT

7.1 Zoning Authority General Requirements and HSE Inspections………………….…..25 7.1.1 General………………………………………………………………………………….25 7.1.2 Safety Rules on Site – Contractor’s Responsibilities…………………………………25 7.2 Contractor Familiarization with HSE Documents……………………………………..26 7.3 Health safety and Environment Undertaking………………………………………….26 7.4 Project Environmental Risk Impact Summary………………………………………...26 7.5 CPQ Site Inspections……………………………………………………………………..26 7.6 Environmental Design Considerations………………………………………………….26

SECTION 8: PRE-OPERATING ASSESSMENTS AND ISSUING OF OPERATING PERMITS 8.1 Responsibilities and Processes……………………………………………………….…..27 8.1.1 Contractor……………………………………………………………………………....27 8.1.2 Client and Facility Preparedness……………………………………………………...27 8.2 Operating Permits………………………………………………………………………..27 8.2.1Clinical (P1)……………………………………………………………………………..27 8.2.2 Non Clinical (P2)…………………………………………………………………….…28 8.2.3 Public Health…………………………………………………………………………....28 8.2.4 Permit Period and Renewals……………………………………………………….….28

SECTION 9: TRAINING OF CONSULTANTS/CONTRACTORS 9.1 Purpose……………………………………………………………………………….…...28 9.2 Responsibilities………………………………………………………………….…….…..28 9.3 Content…………………………………………………………………………………....28

SECTION 10: APPENDICES Appendix 1 Design Submission Packages – Buildings Appendix 2 Design Submission Package – Fit-outs Appendix 3 Fit-out Permit Appendix 4 Fit-out Completion Inspection Request Appendix 5 CPQ Fit-out Contractor Pre Qualification Application Form Appendix 6 CPQ NOC Sample Letter for DEWA and Civil Defense Appendix 7 Environmental Risk Management Impact Summary Appendix 8 Health, Safety and Environment Undertaking Appendix 9 Design Submission Compliance Fees Appendix10 Declaration of Clinical Facility Preparedness for a Pre - Operating Assessment Survey Appendix 11 DEWA Application for Drawing Approval Form Appendix 12 DHA Application for Authorisation and Review Plans for Uses of X-Ray in Medicine Appendix 13 Technical Specifications - MEP and Environmental Design Considerations Appendix 14 Additional Signage/Door Removal Permit Appendix 15 Fit Out Site Visit Report Appendix 16 Medical Equipment Suppliers

SECTION 1: INTRODUCTION

1.1 Purpose The purpose of these Guidelines is to ensure DHCC Clients who have purchased or leased health care spaces, (clinical, non-clinical or public health), in DHCC, follow systematically, all design submission and project construction requirements. Failure to adhere to the requirements herein can add unnecessary project delays and costs. The Guidelines contains general information, with steps and guidelines to assist in expediting Clients/Consultants and Contractors in achieving the mandatory built facility requirements for their premises.

1.2 Scope Guidelines shall apply to all clinical, public health, commercial and residential premises within the jurisdiction of DHCC undertaking development of new facilities, new fit out works, fit out additions, and fit out modifications The following scopes are covered in this guideline

Architectural and sub structure Structural (if applicable) MEP Installations Health, Safety and Environment regulations

1.3 Guideline Users All developers, landlords and building owners All tenants All Fit Out Consultants, Contactors and Sub Contractors who design and execute the fit out works Tenants undertaking fit out upgrades, medications or re-fits Tenants relocating or subleasing premises

1.4 Processes – refer to CPQ Design Submission Compliance Approval Process Flow Chart below The process step details described in this handbook are as follows:

Design Review and Approvals - Design Concepts and Assumptions- Appointment of a project design consultant- Obtaining ‘as built’ drawings and specifications of the building your project occupies- Submission compliance and approval of designs from CPQ- Submission and approval of designs from Third Parties - Authorities Having Jurisdiction- CPQ Fees

Project Fit Out Permit

- Obtaining Fit Out Permits to work- Appointing a Fit Out Contactor(s)- Project Environmental Risk Impact Summary- Project Management- Practical completion- Technical Specifications- As Constructed Record- Commissioning - Final inspections

Pre Operating Assessments - Facility Surveys- CPQ Check List Requirements- Operating Permit

Clients shall be responsible to ensure their facilities design team and consultants/ contractors have a copy of this handbook and they comply with the requirements herein.

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1.5 Contractor’s Pre-qualification

Fit-out work cannot commence until the building owner / tenant / fit-out coordinator appoint a prequalified fit-out contractor through CPQ. In order to pre-qualify as a Fit-out contractor to carry out architectural, partitioning, structural works, electrical / mechanical and plumbing installations, the following minimum requirements should be fulfilled:

Valid trade license issued by the Government of Dubai - Department of Economic Development. The activity should be specified as electro-mechanical installations, general maintenance, etc.

The company should be registered as an electrical contractor or Fit-out contractor at DEWA.

The company should have previous experience in Fit-out Contracting (e.g. electrical, mechanical, plumbing, architectural/partitioning & structural)

The company should have at least one Electrical Engineer under their sponsorship withminimum one year experience in Dubai in supervising electrical works and design in

compliance with DEWA regulations for electrical installations and other related local authorities/services providers’ regulations.

The company should have at least two Electricians under their sponsorship certified by DEWA.

The company should have at least one Mechanical Engineer under their sponsorship with minimum one year experience in Dubai in supervising mechanical works and design in compliance with related local authorities/services providers’ regulations.

The company should have at least one safety officer. All technicians to be under the contractor’s sponsorship. Fit-out contractor to provide a list of completed fit-out projects including the following

details:- Project name- Project location- Client- Date of completion- Client’s contact information: Name, Tel.#

Fit-out contractor to fill and complete the “Fit-out Contractor’s Pre-qualification Application” with accompanying documents. Refer to Appendix 5

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SECTION 2: TERMS USED REFERENCES AND DEFINITIONS 2.1 Acronyms

DHCC Dubai Healthcare CityCPQ Centre for Healthcare Planning & Quality – part of DHCCHCO Health Care Operator MEP Mechanical Electrical and Plumbing ServicesAIA/AAH American Institute of Architects/ Academy of Architecture for Health DEWA Dubai Electricity and Water AuthorityHSE Health Safety & Environment HMSDC Harward Medical School of Dubai CenterDM Dubai Municipality TECOM Dubai Technology, Electronic Commerce and Media - Zoning AuthorityBMS Building Management SystemPCOP Provisional Clinical Operators PermitPNOP Provisional Non Clinical Operators PermitPPOP Provisional Public Health Operators Permit COP Clinical Operators Permit NOP Non Clinical Operators Permit POP Public Health Operators PermitGFA Gross Floor Area MEP Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing ServicesDU Emirates Integrated Telecommunications CompanyDHA Dubai Health AuthorityERIS Environmental Risk Impact Summary EIR Environmental Impact Report EMS Environment Management System CAM Complimentary Alternative Medicine

2.2 References

2.2.1 DHCC Preparation of Plans and Specification Guidelines2.2.2 DHCC Commissioning Guidelines2.2.3 HSE Contractor’s booklet2.2.4 IDMA Asset Management Solutions – Fit Out Handbook2.2.5 DHCC – Development Regulations and Guidelines Phase 1 and 22.2.6 TECOM – Health Safety and Environment Regulations2.2.7 TECOM – Fit Out Guidelines – Issued Date: 6th July 2008 Rev 12.2.8 AIA/AAH 2006 Edition2.2.9 DHA – Planning, Design, Construction and Commissioning Guidelines for Healthcare Facilities – 2009 Edition2.2.10 ETISALAT – Telecommunications Design Guidelines 2.2.11 DU – Design Guidelines for Telecommunications Infrastructure

2.3 Definitions

Provisional Clinical Operating Permit (PCOP) - A permit issued to the Health Care Operator once an initial application to operate in DHCC has been approved. A PCOP is a pre-requisite for the commencement of the design and fit out stages of the project. Issued for healthcare facilities typically, hospitals, medical centres, outpatient clinics, outpatient surgical facilities, pharmacies, laboratories and CAM Services

Clinical Operating Permit (COP) - A permit issued to the Health Care Operator once successfully completing all requirements of the Fit Out Completion, Pre Operating Assessment and CPQ Planning Council/Licensing Board - Issued for healthcare facilities typically, hospitals, medical centres, outpatient clinics, outpatient surgical facilities, pharmacies, laboratories and CAM Services. A COP is valid for a 2 year period and permit fees apply - refer to www.dhcc.cpq.ae

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Provisional Public Health Operating Permit (PPOP) - A permit issued to the Public Health Care Operator once an initial application to operate in DHCC has been approved. A PPHOP is a pre-requisite for the commencement of the design and fit out stages of the project. Issued for public health facilities typical activities include but are not limited to the following: Beauty Treatments, Hair Dressing, Water Activity and Spas, Tattoo and Body Piercing, Massage, Fitness, Childcare, Optical Shop, Tanning and Food/Beverage Outlets

Public Health Operating Permit (POP) - A permit issued to the Public Health Care Operator once successfully completing all requirements of the Fit Out Completion, Pre Operating Assessment and CPQ Facilities Committee- Issued for public health facilities typical activities including but not limited to the following : Beauty Treatments, Hair Dressing, Water Activity and Spas, Tattoo and Body Piercing, Massage, Fitness, Childcare, Optical Shop, Tanning and Food/Beverage Outlets A POP is valid for a 2 year period and permit fees apply - refer to www.dhcc.cpq.ae Provisional Non Clinical Operating Permit (PNOP) - A permit issued to the Non Clinical Operator once an initial application to operate in DHCC has been approved. A PNOP is a pre-requisite for the commencement of the design and fit out stages of the project. Issued for non clinical facilities typical activities include healthcare commercial, commercial and retail

Non Clinical Operating Permit (NOP) - A permit issued to the Non Clinical once successfully completing all requirements of the Fit Out Completion, and CPQ Facilities Committee- Issued for non clinical facilities typical activities include healthcare commercial, commercial and retailA NOP is valid for a 2 year period and permit fees apply - refer to www.dhcc.cpq.ae SECTION 3: PROJECT CLASSIFICATIONS 3.1 DHCC shell and core building fit-out projectsDHCC owned shell and core building fit out projects, the client will receive a MEP CD, (soft copy), that contains layouts of the existing architectural, structural and engineering services for the tenancy building (typically structural, electrical, water, drainage, fire fighting/detection HVAC and Communications/Data). Single line electrical diagrams for the building and tenancy space are available from CPQThe MEP CD will assist the Client’s design consultant in the preparation of design drawings for his/her premises. The accuracy and content of all information provided must be validated on site by the Client or his/her representative.3.2 Developer shell and core building fit-out projects For Developer shell and core building fit out projects in the city, the client will be required to obtain the same information/data for the respective owner/developer3.3 Developer new building projectsFor developer clients undertaking new building projects the DHCC Development Regulations and Guidelines serve as instructions for mandatory building requirements within the DHCC Master Plan and TECOM, (Zoning Authority), regulations.Developers are encouraged to discuss with CPQ their engineering services requirements where a building project is undertaken to any include future clinical facilities.A critical pre-requisite to obtaining a project building permit from TECOM,, and which enables the commencement of work on site, is the submission of design documentation to CPQ. Refer to section 5.5.1For Clinical projects, clients can select design consultant(s) from DHCC suggested list of consultants, or they can propose their own designer(s), who shall undergo a pre-qualification process. A pre qualification questionnaire and latest consultant lists are available from CPQ. Consultants are pre qualified based on previous healthcare design experience using the AIA/AAH Guidelines on healthcare projects and being established in the UAE.

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4.1 CPQ Pre-requisites

The client must have issued the following CPQ Provisional Operating Permits in order to submit design documents and progress the project. Permits are generally issued at time of signing contracts

Clinical - Provisional Clinical Operating Permit (PCOP)Public Health - Provisional Public Health Permit (PPOP)Non Clinical - Provisional Non Clinical Operating Permit (PNOP)

Refer to the definitions in section 2.3

It is strongly recommended for clinical projects, the clinical operators and their nominated Design Consultant(s) discuss design concepts, space allocation and any assumptions with CPQ,

Design submission packages include a number of mandatory drawings and submission fees. Any submission which does not provide for these will be rejected and returned. Typically designs are categorized into clinical, public health and non clinical with the following general compliances

4.2 CPQ Design Standards

4.2.1 GeneralDesign submission compliance shall be in accordance * CPQ Design Submission Packages, refer to section 5* Latest DHCC Development Regulations* Architectural guidelines for building phases 1 and 2.4.2.2 Clinical Design SubmissionsDesign submission compliance shall be in accordance with the latest AIA/AAH Guidelines for Healthcare Facilities Design“, and reference codes and standards Refer also to section 5.3 Statement of Function (clinical projects only).Imaging Facilities shall comply with requirements from DHCC Rules and associated Guidelines available from CPQ.

4.2.3 Non Clinical and Public Health Design Submissions Design submission compliance shall be in accordance with local building codes and standards

4.2.4 Design ExecutionAlthough design approvals are compiled with reasonable care and is believed by CPQ to be accurate, accuracy or completeness cannot be guaranteed. The clients design consultants, shall on his/her behalf, ensure full compliance with CPQ and Local Authority regulations/standards at time of design execution.

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4.3 DHCC Commercial LicenceAll DHCC clients must obtain DHCC commercial license in order to operate a facility in the City. Typically a commercial license application is applied for once a clients initial application has been processed and approved by CPQ. A commercial license is a mandatory pre-requisite for any project final Fit Out Completion, and the issuing of an operators permit.

4.4 Medical Equipment Supplier Information

To assist the selection of medical equipment, a list of local suppliers and agents is provided in Appendix 16.

4.5 Third Party Design Approvals – Other Authorities Having Jurisdiction

Third party approvals are mandatory pre requisites in the submission approvals process. Theclient must ensure all approvals and inspections from Third Parties must be accounted andcoordinated by their nominated consultant/contractor and included as key milestones on theproject works program. DEWA, Civil Defense and TECOM pre-requisites are detailed in section 5 – Important Notes for each package. Other Authorities Having Jurisdiction include the following:

4.5.1 DU TelecommunicationsIt is the responsibility of the client’s consultant/contractor to arrange approval of the proposed data and telecommunication network. Close attention should be made of the existing buildings cabling and backbone system capacity to enable delivery of the proposed network specifications. Allocation of telephone, fax numbers and internet service must be made directly between the client and service provider.

4.5.2 Dubai Health Authority – Radiation Protection Unit (clinical projects only)Where clinical facilities include imaging equipment requiring radiation protection, the HCO must submit to CPQ a safety assessment plan for authorization and inspection of X-Ray Facilities by Dubai Health Authority (DOHMS) Radiation Protection Unit – Submission Forms are available from CPQ. Refer also to Appendix 12On completion of a successful inspection CPQ will provide an Operators Certificate which licenses operation for a maximum of two years. An inspection fee will be payable, determined by the extent of x-ray equipment per facility.

4.5.3 Dubai MunicipalityFacilities that include food and beverage outlets or kitchens, LPG/Gas Storage Facilities must have layout drawings approved by Dubai Municipality prior to submitting all documents to CPQ. Facilities shall be subject to regular Dubai Municipality inspections including rectification of violations and fining system.

4.5.4 EmpowerFor major building and developer projects it is the responsibility of the client’s design consultant to coordinate with Empower for the building Energy Transfer Station (ETS) requirements. Typically these include Heat Exchanger Capacity Design of the secondary (building) chilled water network for Empower approval. Location, orientation and accessibility of the ETS Room Energy consumption metering

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SECTION 5: DESIGN SUBMISSION PACKAGES

5.1 New Buildings

Procedure Flow Chart

5.1.1 GeneralDesign submission packages shall be provided to the CPQ Document Controller only, and receipted on presentation. Submission package requirements are for Preliminary, (see section 5.1.2), and Detailed, (see section 5.1.3), design stages.In addition projects shall require CPQ approval for the style of architectural elevations incorporate key concepts of the published architectural guidelines for DHCC Phase 1 and Phase 2. The scope of these architectural guidelines is limited to the aesthetic aspects of design: exterior elevations, masses proportions, materials, roof lay out, etc. A CD copy of guidelines is available through CPQ. CPQ utilize 3rd party design consultants for the reviewing of elevation submissions and conformance with architectural guidelines. A separate design fee is chargeable – Refer to CPQ Design Compliance Review Fees Appendix 9.Buildings where use is limited to healthcare commercial or non clinical, should consider adding at the project design stage, shell and core and MEP services requirements which can allow a building to be used for future clinical activities.

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Design Submission packages shall be required as follows:

5.1.2 Preliminary Design Submission Package

Submission Drawing SetsSubmission sets shall include three sets of scaled and/or dimensioned drawings, legends and specifications shall include in either A1 or A2 format layouts for the following:* Appointment letter from the owner* Copy of the contractors licenses* A Works Program identifying time schedule against key project milestones* Dimensional Schematic Layout * Major Equipment and Furniture Layout* Design Brief description of architectural components, structural design materials selection including finishes, mechanical, hydraulic, electrical, fire detection/sprinkler and communication systems. * Engineering Brief* Affection Site Plans * Completed CPQ Design Submission Package – Buildings form – refer to Appendix 1 * Copy of the clients provisional operating permit (non clinical, public health or clinical) - refer to section 3.1* Project environmental impact report* Building facades (4 elevations) in accordance with DHCC architectural guidelinesDesign Submission Compliance FeesFees are payable with preliminary design submissions in accordance with CPQ Design Compliance Review Fees schedule Appendix 9. Submissions will not be accepted without fees payment. Review PeriodGenerally, preliminary design reviews will take between 3 – 10 working days from date of submission to approval in order to proceed to the next design stage.Design ApprovalA CPQ preliminary design approval letter with two copies of stamped approved drawings, and any statements of agreed design intent, will be issued to the Client for distribution to his/her Contractor. A copy must be retained on site at all times. Submissions will be stamped either APPROVED AS NOTED WITH COMMENTS or NOT APPROVED.(REJECTED)Any site drawing(s) which are not stamped ‘Approved Drawings’ by CPQ are disallowed for construction purposes. Submissions that are rejected and require re-submission will incur design compliance resubmission fees. Refer also to CPQ Design Compliance Review Fees Appendix 9.

TECOM - No Objection Letter CPQ will provide a no objection letter with respect to TECOM (Zoning Authority) building permit requirements on the approval of the preliminary design submission – refer to sample no objection letter in Appendix XX. It is the responsibility of the Client’s Design Consultant to obtain TECOM approval of any Major Building and Developer Projects, and conform with TECOM submission

5.1.3 Detailed Design Submission Package

Submission Drawing SetsConsultant Detailed Designs are generally required for clinical or clinical/commercial major building and developers projects Submission sets shall include three sets of scaled and/or dimensioned drawings, legends and specifications shall include in either A1 or A2 format layouts for the following:* Scaled and/or dimensioned drawings, legends and specifications shall include in either A1 or A2 format layouts and one soft copy (Auto CAD)

* A revised works program identifying time schedule against key project milestones including facility and services commissioning where applicable* Affection Site Plans * Completed CPQ Design Submission Package – Buildings form – refer to Appendix 1

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Architectural and Civil Drawings* Dimensional Schematic Layout* Wall, Ceiling and Floor Finishes and material selection* Elevations of equipment areas * Reflected Ceiling Plan* Civil * Structural * Gardens and Grounds* Site infrastructure and In-Ground Services* Parking facilities

Electrical Drawings* A copy of DEWA approved drawings * DEWA No Objection Certificate*Single Line Diagram (Proposed LV Distribution and Tariff metering) * Site setting out layout/Key plan (indicating location of electrical room/MDBs/SMDBs/DBs, service routes, etc.) * Dimensional layout of electrical switch rooms/metering enclosures (indicating general arrangements of kWh metering, MDB, SMDB, etc.) * Wiring Layout (Lighting)- General, Essential, Surgical and Emergency – where applicable* Wiring Layout (Power) – General, Essential, Emergency, and UPS – where applicable* Connected load (CL) & Max. Demand (MD) Schedules (Main & Sub-Main Distribution Boards) * Load Distribution Schedules (Final DBs)* Data and Communication points and Server Location* Extra Low Voltage Systems

HVAC Drawings* ACU/FCU/VAV locations, ductwork, supply, return and ventilation rates at each diffuser/register, air pressure differentials where applicable and thermostat control locations* Air conditioning load schedules and heat load calculations* Exhaust and smoke ventilation systems

FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS DRAWINGS - with Civil Defence Approval (Drawings Stamped by Authority)* Sprinkler pipework and head locations* Detector head locations* Sounder and break glass positions* Fire Extinguisher Types and Locations * Fire hydrant positions – where inside the tenancy space *Sprinkler suppression systems * Emergency Evacuation Lighting systems* Fire Indicator Panel Location

WATER AND DRAINAGE SYSTEMS DRAWINGS

* Water pipework, filtration and valves – including pipe sizes and materials* Drainage and sewerage connections, gradients and pipe sizing and materials* Hot Water storage system* Rain water pipework, sizes and materials* New core hole locations* Liquid waste systems – where applicable

OTHER ENGINEERING SERVICES DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS

* Medical Gases – where applicable* BMS, Security, CCTV, MATV, Public Address, Access Control and Call systems – where applicable* Special services – ie diagnostics - radiology, laboratory, etc – where applicable

Review PeriodGenerally, preliminary design reviews will take between 10 – 21 working days from date of submission to approval in order to proceed to the next design stage.

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Design ApprovalA CPQ detailed design approval letter with two copies of stamped approved drawings, and any statements of agreed design intent, will be issued to the Client for distribution to his/her Contractor. A copy must be retained on site at all times. Detailed Design approval is given for design intent only. Clients have the responsibility to ensure that premises and building services are designed and constructed in accordance with relevant codes and current industry standards.Submissions will be stamped either APPROVED AS NOTED WITH COMMENTS or NOT APPROVED.(REJECTED)Any site drawing(s) which are not stamped ‘Approved Drawings’ by CPQ are disallowed for construction purposes. Submissions that are rejected and require re-submission will incur design compliance resubmission fees. Refer also to CPQ Design Compliance Review Fees Appendix 9.

5.1.4 Building Construction and Completion

Procedure Flow Chart

Project ConstructionFor clinical projects DHCC representatives will conduct as required site inspections and participate in site management meetings on request from the Client.

HSE InspectionsDuring project construction, and up to building completion determined by the Zoning Authority, the building site will be subject to routine and adhoc, health safety and environment inspections from the DHCC HSE Department. Refer to Section 7 Health Safety and Environment.

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Building Completion Building Occupancy is dependent on all Zoning Authority requirements being met for Building Certification

Shell and Core BuildingIn accordance with the approved design submission and designated land use, the built shell and core space usage will be:

Leased for future fit outs Clinical, Non Clinical (commercial/residential) or Public Health (Retail) – Fit Outs will be subject to Design Submission Packages P1 – P3 requirements. Refer to sections 5.2.1– 5.2.3

Fitted Out - Fit Out Types F1 – F3 Clinical,(Hospital/Medical Centre), Non Clinical (Commercial/Residential) or Public Health (Hotel/Retail). Fit Outs will be subject to meeting Pre Operating Inspections and Assessment requirements - Refer to section 10.

5.2 Fit-Out Projects

Procedure Flow Chart – Design Submissions

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5.2.1 Design Submission Package 1 DHCC Al Razi Building Fit-out Projects) Submission Drawing Sets

For fit out projects in the DHCC Al Razi Building, design compliance submissions shall include three sets of scaled and/or dimensioned drawings, legends and specifications in either A2 or A3 format layouts for the following:

Completed CPQ Design Submission Package – Fit-out form – refer to Appendix 2 Legend, GFA, Building and Unit Number(s) A Works Program identifying time schedule against key project milestones Existing shell and core space and service connections Demolition Plans Dimensional Schematic Layout Coring point locations on building grids with building structural details Major Equipment and Furniture Layout shown on building grids Sections through major areas Below floor services including electrical, drainage, and waste piped systems Building electrical single line diagram - available from CPQ Proposed electrical load schedule Electrical Lighting and Power Layout Environmental Risk Impact Summary (ERIS), in accordance with the requirements

specified in Appendix 7 Floor Coverings Fire Fighting Layouts - Sprinkler, Detector and Emergency Lighting Systems with Civil

Defence approval HVAC layout and heat load calculations Voice and Data Layout Water and Drainage services

5.2.2 Design Submission Package 2 DHCC Buildings Other Fit-out Projects

For fit out projects in other DHCC Buildings (not Al Razi), design compliance submissions shall include three sets of scaled and/or dimensioned drawings, legends and specifications in either A2 or A3 format layouts for the following:

Completed CPQ Design Submission Package – Fit-out form – refer to Appendix 2 Legend, GFA, Building and Unit Number(s) A Works Program identifying time schedule against key project milestones Existing shell and core space and service connections Demolition Plans - where applicable Dimensional Schematic Layout Coring point locations on building grids with building structural details Major Equipment and Furniture Layout shown on building grids Sections through major areas showing water proofing details where required Below floor services including electrical, water, drainage and waste pipe systems Proposed electrical load schedule showing existing unit(s) design capacity Electrical Lighting and Power Layout Environmental Risk Impact Summary (ERIS), in accordance with the requirements

specified in Appendix 7 Floor Coverings Fire Fighting Layouts - Sprinkler, Detector and Emergency Lighting Systems with Civil

Defence approval Electrical Single Line Diagram Electrical Lighting and Power Layout DEWA Application Number HVAC layout and heat load calculations Water and Drainage services

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5.2.3 Design Submission Package 3 Developer Buildings – Fit Out Projects

For Developer Building fit out projects, design compliance submissions shall include three sets of scaled and/or dimensioned drawings, legends and specifications in either A2 or A3 format layouts for the following:

Completed CPQ Design Submission Package – Fit-out form – refer to Appendix 2 Legend, GFA, Building and Unit Number(s) A Works Program identifying time schedule against key project milestones Existing shell and core space and service connections Demolition Plans - where applicable Dimensional Schematic Layout Coring point locations on building grids with building structural details Major Equipment and Furniture Layout shown on building grids Sections through major areas showing water proofing details where required Proposed electrical load schedule showing existing unit(s) design capacity Floor Coverings Fire Fighting Layouts - Sprinkler, Detector and Emergency Lighting Systems with Civil

Defence approval Electrical Single Line Diagram Electrical Lighting, Power Layout and load schedules DEWA Application Number and Submission Approvals HVAC layout - include air quantities Water and Drainage services CPQ Design Compliance Review Fees - refer to Appendix 9 Environmental Risk Impact Summary (ERIS), in accordance with the requirements

specified in Appendix 7

Important Notes for Design Submission Packages 1 - 3

1. DEWA ApplicationFor DHCC Building fit out projects, (Packages 1 and 2), DEWA applications must be coordinated through CPQ. DEWA on line applications for registration are accepted with the DEWA application number. (CR/CS Number). CPQ shall be provided with a hard copy. Attempts to apply directly to DEWA offices are not accepted by DEWA and will result in unnecessary delays. Details of DEWA application requirements are as below.

* DEWA Application for Drawings Approval Form – Completed including registered DEWA Contractors stamp - see Appendix 11 for Application Form – or provide a copy of the on line application submission refer to www.dewa.gov.ae 1. Single Line Diagram (Proposed LV Distribution and Tariff metering) 2. Site setting out layout/Key plan (indicating location of electrical room/MDBs/SMDBs/DBs, service routes, etc.) 3. Dimensional layout of electrical switch rooms/metering enclosures (indicating general arrangements of kWh

metering, MDB, SMDB, etc.) 4. Wiring Layout (Lighting)- General, * Essential, and *UPS (*where required)5. Wiring Layout (Power) – General, * Essential, and *UPS (*where required)6. Connected load (CL) & Max. Demand (MD) Schedules (Main & Sub-Main Distribution Boards). 7. Load Distribution Schedules (Final DBs) - existing and proposed8. Contractor /Electrical trade license/copy.

For Developer Building fit out projects, (Package 3), the contractor must submit drawings for DEWA approval directly. Submissions will require an NOC from CPQ - Refer to Appendix 5 for sample letter

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2. MEP Service and Architectural DrawingsAll MEP and Architectural service drawings must be co-ordinated on site to ensure correct connection to existing building services, and future access for servicing and maintenance. Incorrect co-ordination will result in rejection of the project fit out on final inspection, resulting in completion delays for remedial work to be undertaken.

3. Food Outlet Drawing SubmissionsFor Food Outlets (Public Health Facility) - evidence of Dubai Municipality Food and Beverage Department approval must be provided on submissions to CPQ.

4. Civil Defense Design Approval It is the responsibility of the Client’s Design Consultant/Contractor to obtain Civil Defence approval certification on the fire fighting layout. Design Submission

Fire Sprinkler, Detection/Alarms, Fire Fighting Equipment, and Emergency Lighting DrawingsAll Fire Fighting and Detector System installation work must be provided by the buildings nominated, specialist contractor (Civil Defense authorized). This includes supply and installation of system components and connection to the buildings fire panel system. Names and contact details of the specialist fit out contractor is available from CPQ.

5. Design Submission Compliance Fees Fees are payable with preliminary design submissions in accordance with CPQ Design Compliance Review Fees schedule Appendix 9. Submissions will not be accepted without fees payment.

6. Review Period Generally, preliminary design reviews will take between 3 – 10 working days from date of submission to approval in order to proceed to the next design stage.

7. Design Approval A CPQ preliminary design approval letter with two copies of stamped approved drawings, and any statements of agreed design intent, will be issued to the Client for distribution to his/her Contractor. A copy must be retained on site at all times. Submissions will be stamped either APPROVED AS NOTED WITH COMMENTS or NOT APPROVED.(REJECTED). Any site drawing(s) which are not stamped ‘Approved Drawings’ by CPQ are disallowed for construction purposes. Submissions that are rejected and require re-submission will incur design compliance resubmission fees. Refer also to CPQ Design Compliance Review Fees Appendix 9.

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SECTION 6: FIT-OUT PROCESS Process Flow Chart

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6.1 Fit-out Initiation

6.1.2 Building Completion Certificate The Client (Tenant or Building Owner), shall appoint a Fit out coordinator and Facility Management Operator to liaise with CPQ A Design Submission Package with the documents required, including the Building Completion Certificate and contact details shall be submitted wit the– Design Submission Package Fit-outs Form – Refer to Appendix 2

6.1.2 Provisional Operating Permit The Client (Tenant or Building Owner) must have received from CPQ a provisional operating permit in order to initiate and progress with the Fit Out process.A provisional operating permit, is issued for approved facility services relating to either clinical, non clinical or public health activities.Pre requisites to a provisional operating permit being issued include having a signed lease agreement witnessed, and operating services approved by CPQ.

6.2 Fit-out Permit For project work to commence a Fit-out Permit must be issued from CPQ. Fit Out permits are issued by CPQ on approval of the design submission package. Refer to Appendix 4 – Fit Out PermitTo obtain the Fot-out permit the Fit-out Coordinator must submit to CPQ the general documents and drawings as specified below:

6.2.1General Documents* Fit out Consultant’s/Fit out Contractor’s appointment by the Client* Fit out Consultant’s/Fit out Contractor’s acceptance letter (original on letterhead)* Copy of Fit out Consultant’s/Fit out Contractor’s valid professional license* Copy of Fit Out Contractor’s Pre-qualification Application – Refer to Appendix 5 * Copy of Clients valid commercial license issued from DHCC* NOC from Civil Defense* NOC from DEWA (ED & WD) including sub metering* NOC from Telecom Operator – DU (if applicable)* NOC from other relevant Authorities Having Jurisdiction (e.g. Food & Beverage Department Dubai Municipality, DHA/MOH, etc) if applicable* Outline program of Fit-out work* Hoarding Layout 2 sets (if applicable)* Copy of Client’s Provisional Operating Permit* Professional Insurance Policy: Covering personal injuries and property damages for operations covered by the fit-out permit. (Contractor’s all risk policy + Third Party Insurance (liability & Indemnity + workman’s compensation policy).* AED 20,000 security cheque for any potential damages that may result from fit-out activities. It will be expensed then returned after issuing the fit out completion certificate or operating permit* Project Environmental Risk Impact Summary - Refer to Appendix 7* Health Safety and Environment Undertaking - Refer to Appendix 8* Copy of CPQ Design Compliance Review Fees Receipt - Appendix 9 Notes

A Fit–out permit shall only be issued once all design compliance review requirements are completed. Permit periods are generally 120 days and can be extended in accordance with

project plan. Incomplete submissions will be subject to rejection with comments and re-submission processes

Consultant/Contractor must have attended a CPQ Education Session in the past 12 Months - refer to section 8

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6.2.2 Permit Disclaimer Although the information listed in a permit has been compiled with reasonablecare and is believed by Dubai Healthcare City (“DHCC”) to be accurate, accuracy or completeness cannot be guaranteed. No judgment has been made by DHCC concerning the professional competency of the businesses shown on permits. DHCC does not assume any responsibility for certification and/or prequalification status of the Consultant or Fit-out Contractor at the time a permit is issued. In no event shall DHCC be liable for any loss of profits or income, direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages of any kind whatsoever with respect to any services, provided by any of the businesses shown a permit or its employees, agents, representatives or independent contractors”.

6.2.3 Technical SpecificationA Technical Specification for project fit outs is shown in Appendix 13. Consultant/Contractors must familiarize themselves with requirements to ensure adherence.Where fit out conformity to the specification is breached, the Consultant/Contractor will be responsible for any rectification works and delays arising. Where an alternate or additional specification is required i.e. for specialized medical equipment, this must be submitted and approved by CPQ prior to installation.

6.2.4 Door Removal Permit and Way finding Signage For shell and core fit outs CPQ permission is required where additional signage, including way finding and/or for the removal of the existing tenancy door is required. A permit is shown in Appendix 14. Removed door(s) must be handed to DHCC site representatives (IDAMA) for the permit to be applied

6.2.5 Hoarding & Signage Specifications Requirements (if applicable)In cases when changes are required to the entire office-front design, the contractor shall erect a hoarding for the protection of other clients, staff and the general public, after approval from CPQ. In such cases, the premises shall be enclosed within hoardings constructed from 19mm plywood sheets 1200 x 2400 on 50 x 50 softwood frames bolted together (white painted without any logo or artwork). The hoarding shall contain a single entrance lockable from inside and outside and shall be kept secure at all times. A spare set of keys must be given to the building security management for emergency access to be gained to the client’s/tenant’s premises. The hoarding shall be erected on the premise line a shown on the outline drawings and shall not be removed, extended or dismantled without prior permission from CPQ. Hoarding may be moved into the common area (to a limited extent only). During the fit-out construction period, all fit-out contractors should provide and maintain clear signage (A2 size) on the hoarding to indicate the approval “No Objection” which is provided by CPQ.

6.2.6 Storage & Handling of Fit-out MaterialsAll items of plants, tools and materials brought on to the site are contractor’s sole responsibility and must be stored within the client’s/tenant’s premises area being fitted out at all times. There is no storage permissible outside the working area unless get prior approval from Zoning Authority. Fit-out contractor shall bring materials to site on day-today basis. All loose materials including sand, cement, screed, plaster etc… must be delivered to the site “bagged”. Storage and mixing of materials must occur within the client’s/tenant’s premises. All floors must be protected to prevent the possible seeping of materials intoother areas outside the unit premise.

6.3 Fit-out Work Execution

Fit-out work will be conducted in accordance with the technical specifications defined in Appendix 13 and DHCC codes and standards defined herein. Standards in work practice, installation and finishes shall meet industry best practice and in accordance with approved design. DHCC reserves the right to rejectpoor workmanship and shall direct remedial work on the contractor where necessary.

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6.4 Inspections

6.4.1 Regular

During the project works in progress phase, a CPQ representative will undertake regular site inspections, (inspection frequency @ 1 week). Each inspection shall generate a site visit report that reports on the following: Contractor work execution Site safety, environmental stewardship and general housekeeping First Fix Inspection prior to closing false ceilings Wet area inspection prior to floor finish installation MEP Services - works in progress Estimated completed works Other observations

Appendix 15 shows a site inspection report template. Hard copy reports are returned to CPQ. Where items indicated on the report requiring further action, CPQ shall coordinate directly or through DHCC Facilities Management or other responsible parties.

6.4.2 At First FixThe appointed Consultant/Contactor shall apply for a First Fix, (preliminary), Inspection by submitting the Fit Out Completion Inspection Form .Refer to Appendix 5. Inspections are applied to MEP service elements before closing of any false ceiling, and prior to applying floor coverings to wet areas.

Once the First Fix inspection is cleared the Fit-out Contractor to close ceilings and lay floor coverings to wet areas

6.4.3 At CompletionAt project completion, the appointed Consultant/Contractor must notify CPQ and complete the same Final Fit Out Completion Form submitted previously for the First Fix inspection – refer to Appendix 5. A Fit Out Completion Form requires the following Contractors documents prior to issue:* Letter from the consultant/contractor indicating completion of work* Civil Defence certification – refer to Civil Defense Approvals below* Drawings/schedules showing DEWA’s approval and power connections – refer to DEWA Approvals below* Two Copies of the As Built Drawings – for clinical fit outs only* Copy of Original Fit-out Permit* Copy of Clients Commercial License– * Client evaluation report (optional)

For DHCC Buildings, CPQ will arrange to inspect the facility. Typically IDAMA are engaged to conduct the inspection and provide via an evaluation form a report on any fit out defects found. Reports with comments are forwarded to the Consultant/Contractor for rectification, and to arrange a second inspection for verification that defects are completed

Notes1. The project cannot continue to the next phase of CPQ approvals unless all defects identified which impact facility operations are rectified2. Outcomes from the Client evaluation of the Fit Out, where provided, will be fed back to the Consultant/Contractor and included by CPQ for ongoing performance evaluations of pre qualified design consultants/contractors 3 All interior works must comply with the following regulations and specifications where applicable: * DHCC Development Regulations and Guidelines * Zoning Authority Regulations * Dubai Civil Defense Regulations * DEWA Regulations * Dubai Internet City-IT Regulations * Dubai Municipality Requirements * All applicable laws and bylaws of the United Arab Emirates

* TECOM Health Safety and Environment Regulations * IDAMA Fit Out Rules and Regulations

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4. DEWA Fit Out Completion Approvals Prior to the electrical power meter supply and connection it is the responsibility of the Client’s Design Consultant/Contractor to obtain DEWA approval for the certification on the electrical installation. Typically the following DEWA pre-requisites are to be provided: * Completed DEWA on line application print out – this includes the building original DEWA NOC Number, available from DHCC or building owner as applicable * Set of electrical drawings – includes building single line diagram – available from DHCC or building owner as applicable, load schedule, lighting and general power layouts * Key Plan Layout * CPQ No Objection Letter (refer to Appendix 6) – includes DHCC Account Number

5. CIVIL DEFENCE Fit Out Completion Approvals It is the responsibility of the Client’s Design Consultant/Contractor to obtain Civil Defence approval certification on the fire fighting layout. A Fit Out Completion inspection will require typically the following pre-requisites to be provided: * Set of approved Civil Defence Drawings * Affection Plan * CPQ No Objection Letter (refer to Appendix 6) * Commissioning certificate of the Fire Sprinkler and Detection systems for a specialist installer/supplier * A valid Fire Fighting Equipment Service Contract Agreement * Site Map Locator. Generally Civil Defence final inspection follows once the project has received an electrical power connection from DEWA

6.5 Modifications

Any modifications or additions to the facility form part of a new project shall require approval and follow the fit out process steps defined above. Client submissions shall be subject to design approval costs along with all other costs associated with the fit out process

6.6 Commissioning of Clinical Facilities

Issuing of a Clinical Operators Permit is subject to the completion of all requirements that form the Commissioning Guidelines. Requirements will vary subject to the project type, size and complexity of services described in the approval designs. Commissioning targets essential MEP services and Medical Equipment associated with patient care and support areas. Commissioning Guidelines are available from CPQFor larger projects assessment may extend over several days. Commissioning requirements must be addressed by the Healthcare Operator’s Representatives, prior to any commissioning inspection by CPQ. Commissioning includes certification by the design consultant(s) and 3rd parties for essential engineering services. All project consultants shall have representation at the commissioning inspection to answer technical queries and assist CPQ representatives as required.A full set of the ‘As Constructed Record’ including drawings and manuals shall be available for assessment, at inspection.

6.7 Fit Out Project Management

It is highly recommended for clients engaging consultants/contractors for design and fit out project work, to consider a contractual agreement that includes, but not limited to the following:

* A scope of services to be provided by the Consultant/Contractor and any exclusions* Services to be provided by third parties clearly defined* Procurement management* Performance management – this includes workmanship and finish quality* Site inspections* A Works Project program with key milestones identified * A progress payment system based on the program outcomes and reasonable retention for practical completion and defects liability period

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* A formal system of contract variations* A formal system for project requests for information between the parties * An agreed dispute resolution procedure* A contract termination agreement* Extent of insurance coverage – including damages to 3rd parties* A technical specification

For additional assurance on project deliverables,(typically cost, quality and timeliness),clients may consider engaging a 3rd party to provide on-site project management services.

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SECTION 7: HEALTH SAFET AND ENVIRONMENT

7.1Zoning Authority General & HSE Inspections

7.1.1 General Zoning Authority General Building Inspector and HSE Inspector will monitor and inspect the fit-out site to ensure Zoning Authority Rules & Regulations are followed and enforced along with Health, Safety and Environment Regulations. Where directed DHCC’s HSE Inspectorate will perform monitoring and

inspection of fit outs on behalf of the Zoning Authority. Refer also to Section 7.If the Fit-out contractor contravenes any rules and regulations including health, safety and environment; inspectors shall issue a violation notice as per belowo If minor violation, fine is applicable.o If major violation, fit-out work will be stopped immediately. Fit-out contractor should rectify the violations and notify Zoning Authority.

Inspector will re-inspect and give clearance to resume fit-out

Procedure Flowchart Zoning Authority General & HSE Inspections

7.1.2 Safety Rules on Site – Contractor’s Responsibilities

The Contractor shall post the fit-out permit, safety rules on site and all necessary insurance certificates on the area under construction.The permit shall be null and void if the insurance certificate expires without renewal. In order to resume fit-out activities, the contractor will have to re-apply for a permit.The Contractor shall be responsible for over-all job-site safety, including the safety of any nominated sub-contractors.

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7.2 Contractor Familiarization with HSE DocumentsContractors must familiarize themselves with the HSE Handbook on the Health Safety and Environment Requirements for working on DHCC projects - Copies available from CPQ. The handbook focuses on* The DHCC Workplace* Requirements and Site Rules * Environment

* Incident Reporting

7.3 Health Safety and Environment UndertakingThe Contactor is obliged to complete and sign an HSE Undertaking form, which acknowledges having read the Health, Safety and Environment information handbook, and undertakes and agrees that his/her employees shall at all times observe and comply with relevant legislation and DHCC safety procedures. The undertaking shall include a method statement that contains the potential hazards and impacts, (hazard identification and risk assessment), with actions and control plans to minimize or eliminate the risk during the course of work Refer to Appendix 8.

7.4 Project Environmental Risk Impact SummaryThe environmental impact procedures are administered by the HSE Department of DHCC to ensure compliance to the Local Order 61/1991 – The Environmental Protection Regulations for the Emirate of Dubai.

The environmental impact procedure described below is a pre-requisite to the issuing of a Fit Out Permit* The Contractor should prepare an Environmental Risk Impact Summary (ERIS), in

accordance with the requirements specified in Appendix 7 (Summary description and Form)

* The HSE Department will review the ERIS and assess whether the environmental considerations and suitable mitigation measures are proposed.

* The HSE Department will determine the significance of the project in terms of its aspects and impacts and may require the contractor to prepare a detailed Environmental Impact Report (EIR) in accordance with DHCC requirements.

* The project shall be permitted, subject to the facilities design approval by CPQ and additional CPQ regulation where found applicable..

* When the project is implemented, the HSE Department or nominated representative in conjunction with the TECOM Zoning Authority is required to monitor the project to ensure compliance with Environment protection and Safety permit and the Zoning Authority Regulation. The contractor shall be subject to project remedial and rectification on non compliant requirements identified during monitoring process. The contractor shall be responsible for the development and implementation of an Environment Management Systems (EMS), to control, monitor and audit the environmental effects throughout the project life cycle.

7.5 Site InspectionsCPQ shall undertake regular site inspections of project work in progress. Refer also to section 6 Zoning Authority General & HSE Inspections.Inspections include monitoring of site safety in accordance with the health safety and environment undertakings provided by the project contractor and HSE Handbook. Refer to Sections 7.1 and 7.2 and Appendices 8 and 15 7.6 Environmental Design

As part of the challenge of dealing with the current environmental challenges and the Dubai Strategic Plan 2015 announced by Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid, new healthcare building specifications must comply with ratings under the US Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) rating system. Refer to Appendix 13 for Environmental Design Considerations. Sustainable design elements include but are not limited selection of building materials, thermal insulation, energy efficient lighting, water saving devices and noise abatement.

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SECTION 8: PRE-OPERATING ASSESSMENTS AND ISSUING OF OPERATING PERMITS

Procedure Flowchart Pre Operating Assessments

8.1 Responsibilities and Processes

8.1.1 Contractor The contractor shall have completed a final fit-out completion inspection, including correction of all defects advised from CPQ

8.1.2 Client and Facility PreparednessClinical Operators must complete the Declaration of Facility Preparedness for A Pre Operating Assessment Survey Form – refer to Appendix 10This form should be submitted to CPQ at least five working days prior to conducting the pre-operating assessment. The form shall only be submitted where the Clinical Operator has undertaken a pre operating assessment education session – arranged by CPQ, and completed a self assessment of survey check list requirements. Failure to meet requirements can delay the processing of issuing an operating permit

8.2 Operator Permits

CPQ will advise the Client of outcomes from the pre operating assessment survey that require remedial action. A survey report showing each non conformance requirement with a due by date to complete will be provided to the client.

8.2.1 Clinical (P1)For a Clinical Operating permit to be issued the following must be completed* Fit Out Final Completion inspection requirements are met * All pre operating assessment survey major requirements are met * Approvals from the CPQ Planning Council for the facility and services 27

* Approval from the CPQ Licensing Board for professional licenses and privileges for the HCO to operate *Permit Fees paid – refer to www.cpq.dhcc.ae for further details

8.2.2 Non Clinical (P2)For a Non Clinical Operating permit to be issued the following must be completed* Fit Out Completion inspection requirements are met. * Approvals from the CPQ Facilities Committee.* Permit Fees paid – refer to www.cpq.dhcc.ae for further details.

8.2.3 Public Health (P3)For a Public Health Operating permit to be issued the following must be completed* Fit Out Completion inspection requirements are met. * All pre operating assessment survey major requirements are met.* Approvals from the CPQ Facilities Committee.* Permit Fees paid – refer to www.cpq.dhcc.ae for further details.

8.2.4 Permit Periods and RenewalsInitial permits are for a 2 year period and renewable every 2 years.

SECTION 9: TRAINING OF CONSULTANTS/CONTRACTORS

9.1 PurposeAll Consultant/Contractors working on DHCC Projects must undertake a pre fit out education session to familiarize with CPQ Design Guidelines, Fit Out processes

9.2 ResponsibilitiesAttendance by one or more representative from the Consultant/Contractors organization is mandatory

9.3 ContentSessions are held weekly and include the following topics:* Drawing Submissions* Technical Specifications* Other Authorities Having Jurisdiction* DHCC Site Inspections* The Fit Out Process* Coordination of Activities and Site Conditions* Completion of Works* Health Safety and Environment Practices at the Workplace* Communications – DHCC contacts

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APPENDICES

Appendix 1 Design Submission Packages – Buildings

Appendix 2 Design Submission Package – Fit-outs

Appendix 3 Fit-out Permit

Appendix 4 Fit-out Completion Inspection Request

Appendix 5 CPQ Fit-out Contractor Pre Qualification Application Form

Appendix 6 CPQ NOC Sample Letter for DEWA and Civil Defense

Appendix 7 Environmental Risk Management Impact Summary

Appendix 8 Health, Safety and Environment Undertaking

Appendix 9 Design Submission Compliance Fees

Appendix 10 Declaration of Clinical Facility Preparedness for a Pre - Operating Assessment Survey

Appendix 11 DEWA Application for Drawing Approval Form

Appendix 12 DHA Application for Authorisation and Review Plans for Uses of X-Ray in Medicine

Appendix 13 Technical Specifications - MEP and Environmental Design Considerations

Appendix 14 Additional Signage/Door Removal Permit

Appendix 15 Fit Out Site Visit Report

Appendix 16 Medical Equipment Suppliers

CLIENT:LOCATION:

(A) GENERAL DOCUMENTS - refer to Guidelines section 5.1* Consultant/Contractor appointment letter by Owner/Developer* Consultant/Contractor acceptance letter by (original on letterhead)* Copy of* Copy Owner/Developer commercial license issued by DHCC* Affection and Site Plans * NOC from Civil Defense * NOC from DEWA* NOC from Telecom Operator* NOC from Empower or District Cooling Provider* NOC from the relevant authorities for specialized projects (e.g. DM, MOH, etc)* Environmental Authority Approval where applicable* A works program identifying time schedule against key project milestones* Design Brief - description of architectural and finish components, structural design, selection of MEP service systems* Project Environmental Impact Report* Statement of function – clinical projects only* CPQ Design Compliance Review Fees - Refer to Guidelines Appendix 9

(B) DRAWINGS LAYOUTSALL DRAWING LAYOUTS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED HARD COPY IN A1 OR A2 SIZE & SOFT COPY IN AUTOCAD FORMATPreliminary Design Submission - (3 sets) - refer to Guidelines section 5.1.2* Existing Building As Built Drawings

* Proposed architectural layouts * Proposed structural layouts * Proposed major equipment and furniture layouts * Proposed MEP layouts * Approved

Detailed Design Submission - (3 sets) - refer to Guidelines section 5.1.3* Architectural layouts * Civil layouts * Final major equipment and furniture layouts * Final MEP layouts* Other Engineering Services Drawings

CLINICALReceived By

Reviewer 1

SignatureDate

REVIEWER COMMENT(S): Refer also to Design Review Report

PACKAGE TYPE: PRELIMINARY DETAILED

TEL:

DESIGN SUBMISSION PACKAGE – BUILDINGS

Appendix 1

Submittal Details

COMPANY NAME:CONTACT PERSON:SIGNATURE:

DESIGN SUBMISSION PACKAGE FIT OUTS

DRAWING SUBMISSION REF.#:

TENANT:

LOCATION:

CONSULTANT/DESIGNER:

Full

Part

NOTE(S):

GENERAL DOCUMENTS

* Fit out Consultant’s

* Fit out Consultant’s

* Copy of Fit out Consultant’s

* Copy of Fit Out Contractor’s Pre

* Copy of Clients valid commercial license issued from DHCC

* NOC from Civil Defense

* NOC from DEWA (ED & WD) including sub metering

* NOC from Telecom Operator – DU

* NOC from other relevant Authorities Having Jurisdiction (e.g. Food & Beverage Department Dubai Municipality, DHA/MOH, etc)

* Outline program of Fit-out work

* Hoarding Layout 2 sets (if applicable)

* Copy of Client’s Provisional Operating Permit

* Professional Insurance Policy + workman’s compensation policy* AED 20,000 security cheque for any potential damages that may result from fit-out activities. * Project Environmental Risk Impact Summary - Refer to Gudelines Appendix 7* Health Safety and Environment Undertaking - Refer to Gudelines Appendix 8* Copy of CPQ Design Compliance Review Fees Receipt - Refer to Guidelines Appendix 9

FIT- OUT PERMIT

Permit Scope

COMPANY NAME:

TEL:

CONTACT PERSON:

SIGNATURE:

Submittal Details

FIT OUT PERMIT NO:

LOCATION:

Name: _________________________________________

Contact No: _________________________________________

Date: _________________________________________

FIRST FIX INSPECTION

* CPQ Approved Drawings

* DEWA Approved Drawings

* Civil Defense Approved Drawings

* NOC from Telecom Operator (if applicable)

* NOC from Other Authorities Having Jurisdiction

NOTES: Refer to Guidelines section 5.2.9

1 Fit-out approval should be valid at the time of inspection request

2 First fix inspection should be carried out before closing the false ceiling and floor coverings to wet areas3

4

5

FIRST FIX INSPECTION

Received By

Date Received

Date Forwarded

COMMENT(S): Refer to inspection report

NAME: _________________________________

SIGNATURE: _________________________________

DATE: _________________________________

NO OBJECTION W/COMMENTS

APPROVED BY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE

WE

BOTH HEREBY UNDERTAKE THE FULL LIABILITY OF FIT-OUT WORK AS PER THE APPROVED DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS

CONSULTANT/DESIGNER:

(if applicable)

Signature & Stamp

Fit-out contractor is responsible for any damages/obstructions to the existing services and shall bear the full liability of fit-out works.

Fit-out contractor shall be responsible for completing all defects reported as comments from the inspection process

Approved drawings from CPQ, DEWA, Civil Defense and all other authorities having jurisdiction must be available on site at the time of first fix and final inspections.

FIT-OUT COMPLETION INSPECTION REQUEST

Appendix 4

Inspection Details

OBJECTION

Appendix 6 : NOC Sample Letter - DEWA

DEWA

…………… 2009

Messrs Dubai Electricity & Water Authority (DEWA)P.O. Box 564Dubai, UAEFax: 04 3248111

Attention: Head of Consumer Services Department

Dear Sir,

Project: Subject: No Objection Letter – Permanent Power Connection

We refer to the details of the unit below which is located at ……. …...Unit ………… and advise that we have no objection to you providing the sub-meter account number for occupant with permanent connection of power.

Unit Ref. No. : Main Meter Acct. No. : DEWA approved load : Connected Load : SMDB Ref : LVPanel Ref :

We should be grateful if you could please provide us with the sub-meter account number for this Unit.

Yours faithfully

MEP ManagerDubai Healthcare City

Appendix 6 : NOC Sample Letter – CIVIL DEFENSE

Appendix 7 : Environmental Risk Management Impact Summary

Information for an Environmental Impact Summary shall include but not limited to the following:

1. A statement of the purpose and rationale of the proposed project

2. Description of the project, including in particular:Project period and major milestone datesA description of the physical characteristics of the whole project and the

land- use requirements during the construction and operational phasesA description of the main characteristics of the operational processes, for

instance, the nature and quantity of materials usedAn estimate, by type and quantity, of expected wastes, residues and emissions (water, air and soil pollution, noise, vibration, light, heat, radiation, etc)

resulting from the execution and operation of the proposed project.A risk rating for each environmental impact

3 Where appropriate, an outline of the main alternatives studied by the contractor, and an indication of the main reasons for his choice, taking into account the environmental effects

4. A description of the environmental aspects likely to be significantly affected by the proposed project, including, in particular, population, fauna, flora, soil, water, air climatic factors, material assets, including the architectural and archaeological heritage, landscape and interrelationship between the factors

5. A description of the likely significant effects, direct and indirect, of the proposed project on the environment resulting from:

The existence of the projectThe use of natural resourcesThe emission of pollutants, the creation of nuisances and the elimination of

waste

6. A description of the mitigation measures envisaged to prevent, reduce and where possible offset any significant identifies operational process risks, and their adverse effects of the environment.

7. An indication of any difficulties (technical deficiencies or lack of know-how) encountered by the contractor in complying to the required information.

Appendix 7 Continued – Environmental Impact Summary Form

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT SUMMARY FORM – (Fit Out Project)

Project Information Brief details Remarks 1. Purpose To design and install the interior requirements of a clinic

for M/S ---------------- 2. Project Description The approved Fit-out design by the client will provide an

aesthetic environment and facility for medical consultation for out patients.

2.1 Project duration From: ---------- ------- To: ----------------2.2 Area requirement --------sq ft2.3 Nature of Materials Hazardous and non hazardous2.3.1 Hazardous(such as paints/thinners/glues/Resins/Fuel oils/organic solvents/chemicals/compressed gas etc), Estimated quantity

Paints(30 liter), Thinners)(liter), Glues(2 liter)

2.3.2 Non Hazardous(general fit out waste such as wood, carpets, bricks/wall papers/tiles etc) Estimated quantity

Wooden Furniture( 1000 kg), Carpets (2000 Sq ft), Wall papers( Roll of 20 kg)

Estimated quantity

3. Design alternatives considered(Y/N)If considered any special reason for acceptance of this proposal.

Yes. The design approved by the client out of 3 considered. The approved design provided better aesthetic environment, operational work flow and carpet space to the client’s satisfaction.

4. Environmental aspects(Will any of the activities, materials or wastes produced during the project have an impact on environment, consider their effect on e.g. population soil, water, air etc)

Noise, and Material dust produced during the drilling operation, organic vapors

5. Environmental effects due to5.1 The existence of the project Noise generated during drilling or fitting operations5.2 The use of natural resources Wooden material used originates from trees5.3 The emissions of pollutants, creation of nuisances, and waste.

Noise generated during fit-out process. Organic vapors generated during use of paints and thinners.

Project Information Brief details Remarks 6. Mitigation measures to minimize or eliminate the risk and adverse effects on environment.

Drilling operations will be planned in such a time that the area is thinly populated or will cause least disturbance to the people. Proper ventilation will be ensured during painting operation to minimize the inhalation of organic vapors.

Ear protector, dust mask and safety spectacles will be used by the working staff as required.

7. Difficulties encountered in compiling the required information

Lack of information on the noise level that will be generated during drilling operation and fixing of furniture.

Appendix 8 : Health, Safety and Environment Undertaking

UNDERTAKINGThis undertaking must be signed by the Contractor’s supervisor seeking authorisation for receiving permit. It must be returned to DHCC prior to commencement of workCompany name:………………………………………………………………….……………………….………

Company address:…………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………………………………………………………………………………………………

Type of work to be carried out: Mech./ Electrical/ Installation/ Civil works(Please specify)…………………………………………………………………………………….………………………………………………………………………………………………….……………

Work hazards identified, their impact and controls in place to mitigate or eliminate………………………………………………………………………………………………….……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

Location of work:(Plot/ office)………………………………………………………………………………….………..……

Name and position of person making the declaration:…………………………………………………………………………………….……..…………………………………………………………………………………………..……..……

I acknowledge, that I have read the Health, Safety and Environment information. I undertake and agree that my employees shall at all times observe and comply with relevant legislationand DHCC safety procedures.

Supervisor Name (BLOCK LETTERS):…………………………………………………………………………………..………………

Date :…………………………….. Signature:………………………

Manager Name (BLOCK LETTERS):…………………………………………………………………………………..………………

Date :…………………………….. Signature:………………………

Company Stamp

Appendix 9: Design Compliance Review Fees (As of 1st July 2009)

Design Compliance Review

A review of the schematic (preliminary) and the final design construction documents to ensure compliance with the operator’s choice of AIA / AAH standards.

Clinical and Public Health:-

Operator / Investor Area

G.F.A. (sq. ft.) Range of Area

Reviewed

Fees (AED / sq. ft.)

For each additional

Submission Fees (AED /

sq. ft.)

Design9

ModificationFees (AED/

sq.ft.)

Category 1 500 - 5,000 6.5 4.0 3.0Category 2 5,001 - 12,000 5.5 3.5 2.5Category 3 12,001 - 15,000 4.5 3.0 2.0Category 4 15,001 - 45,000 3.5 2.3 1.5Category 5 45,001 - 150,000 3.0 2.0 1.4Category 6 150,001 - 300,000 2.8 1.5 1.3Category 7 >300,000 2.2 1.3 1.1

Non-Clinical:-

Operator / Investor Area

G.F.A. (sq. ft.) Range of Area

Reviewed

Fees (AED / sq. ft.)

For each additional

Submission Fees (AED /

sq. ft.)

Design9

ModificationFees (AED/

sq.ft.)

Category 1 500 - 5,000 4.0 2.0 3.0Category 2 5,001 - 12,000 2.8 1.75 2.5Category 3 12,001 - 15,000 2.2 1.5 2.0Category 4 15,001 - 45,000 1.85 1.15 1.5Category 5 45,001 – 150,000 1.65 1.0 1.4Category 6 150,001 – 300,000 1.3 0.75 1.3Category 7 >300,000 1.10 0.65 1.1Category 8 Shell and Core Building 1.5 N/A N/A

9 Any changes or modifications in the design after the facility is operational will require re-submission of design with a design modification fee. This fee will apply only to the modified area.

Note: Any on-site investigation to be performed by the design consultants will be charged separately based on quoted hourly rate and actual expenditure incurred.

Pre Qualification of Design Consultants/Fit-out Contactors

Pre QualificationApproval Certification Fee

(AED)Design Consultants 6,000Fit-out Contractors 6,000

Appendix 10: Declaration of Facility Preparedness for a Pre Operating

Assessment Survey - Page 1 of 2

IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM CPQ

REQUIREMENTS FOR PRE-OPERATING ASSESSMENT

Dear Client (Name)

In order for a Pre-operating Assessment to be scheduled, your facility should be completely prepared and operationally ready to receive patients. Therefore, CPQ need confirmation that you have undertaken and completed the mandatory requirements listed below:

1. The facility has carried out a self-assessment against the Pre-operating Assessment checklist provided, and, all major requirements listed are met. A copy of the completed Quality Improvement Department check list is attached

2. The facility staffing levels match clinical service delivery requirements, and, are in accordance with the provisional clinical operators permit issued.

3. Clinical staff are available on-site for the scheduled Pre-Operating Assessment, as they will be asked questions on the facility’s operational processes, including emergency clinical procedures applicable to the facility.

Once you have completed the above, please complete the declaration on page 2 of this notice and send it to CPQ FAX: +971 4 362 4770.

A Pre-operating Assessment will ONLY be scheduled when CPQ receives your faxed declaration. When CPQ receives your faxed declaration, a Pre-operating Assessment will be scheduled within 5 working days.

For assistance with queries on the requirements, please contact the respective CPQ Departments directly, using the email addresses below.

EMAIL ADDRESSES FOR QUESTIONS CONCERNING SELF-ASSESSMENTS

Quality Improvement Department - Quality.improvement@cpq.dhcc.ae  

Facility Licensing & Design - Design.review@cpq.dhcc.ae  

Health, Safety and Environment - Healthsafety.environment@cpq.dhcc.ae  

Healthcare Informatics Department - Healthcare.Informatics@cpq.dhcc.ae

Appendix 10: Declaration of Facility Preparedness for a Pre Operating Assessment Survey - Page 2 of 2

REQUIREMENTS FOR PRE OPERATING ASSESSMENT

DECLARATION

Facility:

Operator:

Location:

I ___________________ confirm all of the above requirements have been completed for the facility and a pre-operating assessment survey can now be scheduled. A copy of the completed Quality Improvement Department check list is attached

Signature

Name     _______________________

Position _______________________

Date       /    /

Return by fax to: Fax No +971 4 362 4770Attention       : Name of Coordinator

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Appendix 11 : DEWA Application for Drawing Approval Form

DUBAI ELECTRICITY & WATER AUTHORITYP.O. Box 564, Dubai

Application for Drawing Approval Consumer’s Low Voltage Wiring Installations

Project :…………….…………………….. Plot No.…………. .Location :………….……………

Owner : …………………………………………………………………………………………….

Bldg. NOC ref. :DEWA/E/BLDG/NOC/………….……/….….. Date:……….…………

ExistingA/c# (if any) :-………………………….. Previous Ref. No. (if any): …………………..…….

Submitted by : Consultant Electrical Contractor Planned Date of Completion: …….…….

List / Summary of Drawings & Load Distribution Schedules :-

Sl. No. Title / Description Drawing / Sheet

1 Single Line Diagram (Proposed LV Distribution and Tariff metering) Drg, 01/…………..To 01/…………..

2. Site setting out layout/Key plan (indicating location of electrical room/MDBs/SMDBs/DBs, service routes, etc.)

Drg, 02/…………..To 02/…………..

3. Dimensional layout of electrical switch rooms/metering enclosure/s, (indicating general arrangements of kWh metering, MDB, SMDB, etc.)

Drg, 03/…………..To 03/…………..

4. Wiring Layout (Lighting) Drg, 04/…………..To 04/…………..

5. Wiring Layout (Power) Drg, 05/…………..To 05/…………..

6. Connected Load (CL) & Max. Demand (MD) Schedules (Main & Sub-Main Distribution Boards)

……….Sheets

7. Load Distribution Schedules (Final DBs) ……….Sheets

Note:- Attach additional list, if required

Consultant’s Name :…………………………………………………………………………. …………………..….

P.O. Box :………………. City : ……………… Tel.: …………………. Fax.:……………... ……..………………

Authorized Signature: ………………………………….. Date :………………………. ……………………. (Stamp)

Main Contractor’s Name :………….…………………………………………………………. ……………………..

P.O. Box :………………. City : ……………… Tel.: …………………. Fax.:…………….… ……………….……..

Authorized Signature: ………………………………….. Date :……………………….. ……………………… (Stamp)

Electrical Contractor’s Name : ………….……………………………………………………. ……………………..

P.O. Box :………………. City : ……………… Tel.: …………………. Fax.:…………….… ………………………

Authorized Signature: ………………………………….. Date :……………………….. …………………..…. (Stamp)

(For DEWA use)

Registration No. CR/CS:……………. Date:

Appendix 12 : DHA Application for Authorisation and Review Plans for Uses of X-rays in Medicine

GOVERNMENT OF DUBAI

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL SERVICES (DOHMS)Radiation Protection Unit, Dubai Hospital. P.O. Box 7272, Dubai, UAE.

Tel: 04- 2195000 (Ext. 5065 / 5522), Fax: 04-2719340E-mail: azitouni@dohms.gov.ae / / jsalsuwaidi@dohms.gov.ae

___________________________________________________________________________________________

Safety Assessment plans for Authorization andInspection of X-RAY Facilities1

FORM_ 1 : Application for Authorization and Review Plans for Uses of X-rays in Medicine

IDENTIFYING INFORMATION

NAME OF THE INSTITUTION : _______________________________________________

I-2. TYPE OF INSTITUTION (CHECK THE APPROPRIATE ANSWERS):

Government Hospital Private Hospital

Medical Center Educational or Scientific/Research Institution Ve Veterinary Ot Other: ______________________________

I-3. LOCATION OF THE FACILITY : _________________________________________ _________________________________________

I-4. TELEPHONE/FACSIMILE/E-MAIL : Phone:

Fax: ________________

E-mail: ____________________

I-5. OWNER OF THE FACILITY :

I-6. LIST OF ALL OCCUPATIONAL PERSONNEL :

1. Phone : _____________ Fax :__________________

Full Name of the StaffPosition in radiology*

Degree completed

Certification**Number of Years of

Experience in Radiology

* Radiologist, radiographer, nurse…** If applicable

II. Purpose of the practice (check appropriate answers)

Dental (Fixed or Mobile) Mammography (Fixed or Mobile) General Radiology (Fixed or Mobile) Fluoroscopy (Fixed or Mobile) Computed Tomography (CT) Bone densitometry Other (specify): ___________________________________

DETAILS OF THE X-RAY MACHINES: TYPE AND CHARACTERISTICS

Type*** of Manufacturer Model Number Max. Max. Exposure Average

X-ray Equipment

#of X-rayTubes

Voltage CurrentTime Per

WeekWeekly

Workload

*** Type refers to one of the following machines:

Fixed Dental Fixed Radiography Fixed Fluoroscopy Fixed Radiography/Fluoroscopy Fixed Mammography Bone densitometry Computed Tomography (CT) Mobile Dental Radiography Mobile Radiography Mobile Fluoroscopy Mobile Radiography/Fluoroscopy Mobile Mammography Other Application (please specify): ________________________________

RADIATION SHIELDING:

REQUIRED DATA FOR ESTIMATINGTHE RADIATION SHIELDING THICKNESS

IV.1. GIVE ESTIMATES OF THE FOLLOWING PARAMETERS :

Type of

Exam

Estimated frequency

(%)

Average # of

exposures per exam

Average mA

Average KVp

Average Time of

Exposure

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

…..

IV.2.COMPOSITION AND DIMENSIONS OF THE X-RAY ROOM WALLS

(ONE SKETCH FOR EACH RADIATION ROOM):

X-ray Room

- PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING DATA AND/OR INFORMATION:

Composition and thickness of the walls. Distances from A to C and B to D Show all doors and windows on the above drawing Show the position of the operator and the X-ray control panel Show the direction of the beam Occupation of the adjacent spaces behind each wall

(You may provide a copy of the floor layout if the facility has several radiation rooms)

MINIMUM X-RAY ROOM SURFACES AND SHIELDING THICKNESSES :

Main X-Ray Applications Minimum Required Surface

Recommended Structural Shielding

Material (Walls)

Minimum Shielding Thickness and Height

Remarks

and Doors

Conventional radiography 15 m2 Walls: LeadDoors: Lead

Walls: 1.5 mmDoors: 1.5 mmHeight: 1.80 m

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Combined Radiography and Fluoroscopy

20 m2 Walls: LeadDoors: Lead

Walls: 1.5 mmDoors: 1.5 mmHeight: 1.80 m

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Computed Tomography (CT)24 m2

(Length: 6 mWidth: 4 m)

Walls: LeadDoors: Lead

Walls: 1.5 mmDoors: 1.5 mmHeight: from

floor to ceiling

Please note that the height of the shielding is from floor to ceiling!

Mammography9 m2

(3mX3m)

Walls: Stone Wall Board

Doors: hard wood or steel

Walls: normal stone wall (2.5

cm min)

Doors: 1 mm Steel or 2.5 cm of hard wood

Lead is Not Required in

Mammography

Dental 2mX3mWalls: Stone Wall

BoardDoors: normal door

2.5 cm stone wall

No shielding is needed on the

door

Panoramic and Cephalometric 2mX3mWalls: Stone Wall

Board

Walls: normal stone wall (2.5

cm minAnd 1mm Lead behind cassette

holder

If the cassette holder has lead lining, no need for additional

shielding

Bone Densitometry 2mX3mWalls: Stone Wall

BoardNormal wall

Operator must be at least 1.5 m

from the machine

Chiropractic X-rays 15 m2Walls: LeadDoors: Lead

Walls: 1 mm lead

Door: 1 mm Lead

One wall or two may not need

lead; this depends on the position of the

machine and the bucky.

Please note that the shielding material and thicknesses of the control booth, floors and ceilings vary according to the design of the facility.

The required standards can be provided on request.

V.

RADIATION PROTECTION REQUIREMENTS

V.1. Occupational Radiation Protection: Technical Requirements

1. Radiation Protection Rules :

Establish written local radiation safety rules signed by the legal person (owner, manager or other decision-maker) and make them available to the occupational staff in the facility.

2. Labels and signs :

Controlled areas Supervised areas Green/Red light sign indicating when the X-ray beam is OFF/ON X-ray caution sign on the tube housing.

3. Radiation Protection Officer

Provide the name and function of the person (doctor, physicist or radiographer) designated as responsible for radiation protection matters.

4. Personnel Dosimetry :

Provide details regarding personnel dosimetry: name of the dosimetry provider, type of dosimetry badges used, and monitoring period.

5. Pregnant Staff :

Implement a written policy regarding pregnant X-ray staff.

6. Protective Clothing (where applicable) :

Lead aprons, thyroid shield, lead gloves, and lead glasses.

7. Protective Barrier

For operator protection when the control panel is inside the X-ray room

8. Radiation Surveys (where applicable, e.g. interventional):

Type of calibrated X-ray survey meter available, program of periodical surveys…

Health Surveillance:

Arrangements made for health surveillance of the radiation workers (Check up once a year).

9. Records to be kept :

Personnel Monitoring results (Dosimetry) Change of staff Acceptance tests performed on X-ray machines Maintenance of X-ray machines Quality Control of X-ray tubes Change of X-ray Tubes Periodical tests on protective clothing Training of Staff in radiation protection (participation to refresher courses, workshops….)

V.2. Patient Safety:

- Written Procedures Followed by the Applicant:

To avoid exposure mistakes To avoid excessive patient exposure To avoid accidental exposure of pregnant patient (wall posting, patient interview) To follow patient exposure (where applicable, e.g. fluoroscopy, CT)

- Quality Control of X-ray Tubes ( conventional radiography only*) :

Program for periodical evaluation of the X-ray machine radiation field parameters aiming at keeping patient exposure to X-rays at the lowest without losing the benefit of a good medical image.

Type of QC test Frequency

1. Beam alignment test Annually2. X-ray field and light field alignment Semi-Annually3. KVp accuracy Annually4. KVp reproducibility Annually5. Timer accuracy Annually6. Output Linearity Annually7. HVL Annually8. Focal spot size Acceptance Test

V.3. Protection of Visitors:

Ensure that visitors are not exposed to X-rays while waiting inside the facility.

* The documents on the required QC for fluoroscopy, CT, mammography, dental and hybrid systems will be provided separately

Appendix 13 : Technical Specification – MEP and Environmental Services

MECHANICAL SPECIFICTIONS

Section-1

1.1 Ductwork and Accessories:

1.1.1 Types of ductwork required for project includes the following.1.1.2 Air conditioning supply and return air system. Supply air ductwork construction classification shall be

low pressure system.1.1.3 Mechanical exhausts systems.

1.2 Type of duct accessories required for project include, but not limited to the following. 1.2.1 Volume control dampers. 1.2.2 Splitter dampers. 1.2.3 Flexible connectors.

1.3 Quality assurance: Generally comply with SMACNA recommendations for fabrication, construction details and installation procedures. Comply with BS (5720) for installation of air conditioning and ventilation system.

1.4 Submittals (Shop Drawings): Submit dimensioned layouts of ductwork showing both accurate scaled ductwork with its accessories and its relation to space enclosure. Provide proper legends and general notes for ducting material, insulation, design parameters on the layouts.

1.5 Ductwork materials: Ductwork shall be fabricated with galvanized steel sheet metal having a thickness as listed herein below and appropriate joints, reinforcement should be followed.

1.5.1 For low pressure duct work Size of duct (in mm) Gauge of sheet metal 300mm less in width/depth No.26 US Std Gauge (0.6mm) 310mm to 750mm width/depth No.24 US Std Gauge (0.7mm) 760mm to 1350mm width/depth No.22US Std Gauge (0.9mm) 1360mm to 2100mm width/depth No.20US Std Gauge (1.0mm)

1.5.2 Plenum boxes on supply and return ductwork shall be fabricated from 1.3mm (18 gauge) galvanized angle iron frame work and bracing.

1.5.3 Where width of largest dimension of duct is over 450mm duct shall be stiffened by bending in a break across corners in both directions.

1.6 Stainless steel or black steel sheet duct shall be provided for ductworks that is extracting air from kitchen hoods ( food-court area) and retails comply with BS 1449, Part 2 type 316.

1.7 Fire Dampers: Provide fire dampers in all ducts over (125 sqCM) as per BS 476 or NFPA 90A and complete with angle iron frame 72˚C fusible link at the following.

- Duct shafts (ducts entering and leaving fire shafts)- Ducts passing through designated fire walls.- Ducts through floors and not encased in fire shafts- Ducts leaving and entering plant area.

- Ducts leaving and entering storage area.

1.8 Flexible ducts: Insulated flexible ducts shall be factory pre insulated with 25mm thick, 16kg/cum density fiberglass blanked. The assembly shall be sheathed with a tough scuff resistant aluminum laminated jacketing to act as vapor barriers. Maximum air velocity and pressure shall be 30m/s and 250mm of water.

1.8.1 The length of flexible duct shall not exceed 3m in length and shall be supported at not less than 600mm intervals, support width shall not be less than 25mm.

1.9 Pre insulated Ductwork: Do not use the pre insulated ductworks for clinical activity.

1.9.1 Pre insulated ductworks are not recommended because of following.- Collecting insects - Do not have long life facility like GI duct.- After certain time period joints will start leaking (required pressure will not be available).- Not recommended for the negative pressure line (smoke, return).- Fire rated specifications are less than compliance compared to GI duct.

2.0 Insulation:

Insulation material shall be applied to the following.

- Chilled water piping- Supply, Return, Exhaust ductwork- Condensate drain pipe- Hot and cold surfaces of mechanical equipment.- Domestic hot and recirculating water piping.- Refrigerant pipes.

2.0.1 piping system insulation: Provide glass fiber performed pipe insulation material. Wrapped with a vapor barrier jacketing and should have the following properties.

- Thermal conductivity 0.032 w/m˚c at mean temperature 25˚c.- Temperature limits -51˚c to 232 ˚c.- Jacket permeance 0.0012 g/MNs- Insulation density 96kg/cum for external piping, 64kg/cum for internal piping.

2.0.2 Chilled water piping insulation: Shall be 40mm thick for pipe size up to 65mm, 50mm thick for pipe size 80mm-100mm, 60mm thick for pipe size 125mm and above.

2.0.3 Condensate drain pipe: Insulation thickness shall be 13mm of closed cell elastomeric rubber insulation 65kg/cum density.

2.0.4 Refrigerant pipes shall be thermally insulated with molded factory shape sectional pipe covering closed cell elastomeric foam rubber insulation with density 65-80kg/cum having thermal conductivity factor of 0.037 w/m k at 20˚c and 0.040 w/m k at 40˚c. Insulation thickness shall be 25mm.

Note: External refrigerant pipe insulation shall be covered with 20X20 woven glass cloth cover, the cloth shall be protected and coated with two coats of waterproof sealant.

2.0.5 Ductwork system Insulation:

- Concealed supply ducts, return ducts: Insulation shall be 25mm thick having density of 24kg/cum and a thermal conductivity of 0.035w/m˚c at mean temperature of 25˚c.

- All duct work shall be covered with 6 ounce canvas fabric wrap and coated with two layers of fungus resistant.

- Out door exposed ducts insulation shall be 50mm thick having density of 48kg/cum and thermal conductivity of 0.031w/m˚c at mean temperature of 25˚c with 4 oz canvas and two coats of water proof sealing mastic all to the approval of engineer.

- Kitchen hood exhaust ductwork shall be insulated with an inorganic blanket of rock wool mattresses stitched to 25mm galvanized hexagonal wired mesh. Insulation shall be 30mm thick having density of 80kg/cum and thermal conductivity of 0.063w/m˚c at 200˚c and maximum temperature rating of 750˚c.

2.1Cladding: Outdoor exposed dud work insulation and installed in mechanical vooms or exposed to view in areas with no

suspended ceiling shall be covered by 0-8mm thick corrosion resistant aluminum sheeting.

2.1.1 Acoustic insulation:

2.1.1 All low pressure ductwork shall be lined with acoustic insulations up to the first take off point or 3meters from the fan/unit outlet.

2.1.2 Duct acoustic lining shall be 25mm thick, fiberglass 24kg/cum density with a thermal conductivity of 0.035 w/m˚c with approved coating on inside.

2.1.3 Liner will be attached by a fire resistant adhesive such as Benjamin Foster 81-99 or equivalent.

2.2 Pipe, tube and fittings:

2.2.1 Domestic cold water system: The system shall comprise of

- Above ground and external pipe work inside shafts, and roof shall be composite poly propylene random co polymers (PPR with aluminum).

- Internal cold water pipe work above ceiling inside toilet, kitchen and bathrooms shall be PPR and fitting and joints shall be of class PN 25.

- Vertical drops to fixture in all kitchen/toilets/bathrooms shall be in PEX piping.

2.3 Hot water system: Hot water piping network of copper pipes to BS.2871 part1, tableX, all piping shall be insulated.

2.4 Fire Fighting System:

2.4.1 Steel pipes: ASTM A53, schedule 40, ERW factory galvanized.

2.4.2 Fittings: provide galvanized malleable iron fittings complying with BS 143 (welded up to 2"), grooved fittings for 2 1/2" and above and working pressure 20 bar.

2.5 Drainage for sanitary:

2.5.1 UPVC un plasticized polyvinyl and chloride pipe and fitting complying with BS4514,Waste pipe shall be UPVC to 5255

2.5.2 Fitting /UPVC socketed and solvent weld, and push fit seal ring connection.

Joints/solvent welded joints, and push fit seal ring connectors.

Design temp 50 degree C.

2.5.3 Condensate drain pipe:

- Exposed condensate piping shall be galvanized medium weight welded steel to BS 1387 with screwed joints fitting will be screwed type.

- Concealed condensate drain piping shall be upvc pressure pipe to BS 3505 class E.

2.6 Pipe Fittings: Unless otherwise specified or directed, provide pipe fitting s that are of the type and class of material as that of the pipes where such fittings are installed.

2.7 Plumbing fixtures and equipment:

2.7.1 The type of fixtures and equipment required for the project include but are not limited to the following.

Floor drainsWater closetWater hammer arrestorsK-sink, Double compartment (Ks-2)K-sink, Single compartment (Ks-1)Bidet (B-1)Electric water heater

2.7.2 Manufacturer’s Data: Submit manufacturers data for the plumbing fitures and the equipment including rough in drawings, templates, instruction and directions for installation of water and drain piping.

2.7.3 Floor drains: Integral deep drum type P- trap 70mm deep water seal with 50 mm weep holes, 75 diameter side outlet adjustable and removable plastic strainer and 110mm pipe extension piece.

2.7.4 Water closet: Shall be floor mounted type, made of heavy duty white color vitreous china or as proposed by contractor and reviewed by engineer with 7.5 liters flush tank, it shall be provided with built in ‘S’ trap plastic seal, brass holding bolts, washers, nuts and china caps.

2.7.5 Water hammer arrestors: With stainless steel casing shall be installed wherever required and shown on the drawings, size in accordance with BS 6700 and shall be rated for maximum working pressure of 17bar and temperature rating 0°c-150ºc.

2.7.6 K-sink, Double compartment (Ks-2): Stainless steel type 3161 minimum thickness 1.2mm with no.4 brush finish. Approximate overall dimentions 838X495X190 sink shall be completed with chrome plated mixture, chrome plated faucet, stainless steel 9mm cup, P-trap, valves and supply piping.

2.7.7 Bidet (B-1): Bidet shall be made of heavy duty vitreous china color as required by the engineer. Floor mounted type with overflow and single hole mixture. It shall come with following terms and accessories.

-Fixation set kit.-15mm chrome plated single hole mixture.-Two/ 15mm chore plated angle valves having blue and red indices.-32mm chrome plated pop up waste set with plated P-trap.

2.7.8 Electric water heater: Hot water heaters shall be vertical or horizontal type installed above false ceiling. Heaters shall be fixed with immersion heating coil to give maximum out put Kw. Vessel shall be constructed of thick steel pressure tested at 12bars. Vessel shall be glass lined with titanium or magnesium anode protection. Entire vessel and electric controls shall be engaged in rectangular or

cylindrical sheet metal enclosure with baked enamel finish. Safety valve shall be provided at cold water inlet.

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Section – 2

1.0 Approved contractors:

Each contractor who undertakes electrical installations is required to have at least one electrical engineer/electrician who holds a valid competency license issued by Dewa and can understand and apply DEWA regulation.

1.1 Selection of cabled, equipment, materials, wiring system:

1.1.1 Cables and conductors:

- For general purpose and in normal situations XLPE insulated standard copper conductor cables complying with BS 6004/BS 5467 shall be used for all fixed wiring installation of building.

- And standard copper conductor complying with BS 6141.(Multi core armored XLPE insulated, copper conductors) (BS5467). Single core cables armored with steel wire or tape shall not be used for A.C circuits.

1.1.2 Minimum size of conductors:

-The minimum size of conductors used for lighting circuits shall be 1.2sqmm and 4sqmm for utility socket outlets.

-Minimum size of conductor for flexible cables and cords shall be 1sqmm.

1.2 Colour Identification:

Colour identification of insulated cable cores of unarmored and flexible cables and of sleeve band or dice of bare conductors shall be as given in the below schedule.

1.2.1 Non –flexible cables and bare conductors

Function Colour identification

Earth continuity conductor (ecc) Green and yellow

Neutral conductor in 1 and 3 phase circuits Black

Phase conductor in 1- phase circuits Red or Red /Yellow/Blue

Phase conductor-3 phase

R-phase -- Red

Y-phase -- Yellow

B-phase -- Blue

1.2.2 Flexible cable and cores.

Function Colour

Live Brown

Neutrals Blue

Earth Green and Yellow

1.3 Load balancing:

The various categories of connected load such as lighting sockets outlet, water heaters single phase air conditioning units, equipment apparatuses shall be distributed and connected on Red, Yellow and Blue phases as evenly as possible to ensure load balance between phases at all distribution level.

1.4 Wiring accessories and fittings:

1.4.1 Conducts and fittings:

- PVC conduits and fittings used shall be from high rigid PVC complying with BS 4607, BS 6053 and BS 6099 part 2 section 2.2 suitable for use at ambient temp up to 48ºc the material shall not soften or suffer structural. Degeneration at temperature of 70°c and shall be non-hygroscopic fire redundant.

- Steel conduits and fittings shall comply with relevant specification in BS 4568, BS 6053, BS 6099 part 1.

- Flexible steel conduits and fittings shall comply with BS 731 part 1.

1.5 Trunking: Where applicable surface and under floor (duct) trunking and their fittings shall comply with BS 4678. Trunking and fittings shall be constructed of steel, hot dip galvanized, both inside and out side or non combustible insulating material with removable covers, installation of the trunking shall be carried out strictly as per the manufacturers guide lines.

1.6 Cable Trays Support:

1.6.1 Steel cable trays, accessories and supports shall normally be hot dip galvanized or pvc coated and s hall be either of the perforated type or ladder.

1.6.2 The cable trays shall have adequate strength and rigidity to support the cables installed with up stands on both sides.

1.6.3 All fittings, Bends, Tees, Elbows, Couplers, etc. shall be of substantial sections and of the same quality as the trays. Cables shall be fastened securely by purpose made clips, cleats saddles.

1.7 Final distribution boards:

1.7.1 The distribution board/s (DB/s) installed for construction of the final circuits with in the electrical installations shall be factory built complying with BS EN 60439. An integral isolator shall be provided for isolation of the incoming supply.

1.7.2 The circuit breaker accessories, etc. shall generally comply with the standards of authorities.

1.7.3 Rewirable type fuses shall not be permitted in any type of wiring installations.

1.7.4 The details of parameters of individual equipment and components and the DB/s in general, may appropriately be selected and specified as per the authorities guide lines

1.8 Apparatus and accessories:- switches- plug and socket outlet- cooker control units- household and similar electrical appliance- control of water heater- control of A/C equipment- safety and emergency light fittings

1.8.1 Switches:

- The switches provided for local isolation of electrical supply of individual apparatus and / or circuits shall comply with BS 3676. The rating of the switches shall be selected based on individual applications, such as for resistive or inductive loads. The minimum current rating shall be 5A.

- Weather proof switches shall be used for all out door installations.

- Switches installed for control of discharge lighting shall have a current rating not less than twice the study state continuous current of the circuits.

1.8.2 Plug and socket outlet: - The single phase plugs and socket outlets used in domestic and commercial installations shall comply

with BS 1363. The socket outlets shall be shuttered type, double pole 3 pin flat type wit h switch.

- The industrial plugs and socket outlets shall comply with BS 4343 and shall be with switch integrally built in or attached to it. The rating and type of socket outlets with plugs provided shall be selected to suite individual applications and shall not be inter changeable for different current ratings.

1.8.3 Cooker control units:

- Every stationary cooking appliance in domestic premises shall be controlled by a cooker control switch complying with BS 4177, separate from the appliance and installed with 2 meters of the appliance. The cooking appliance shall incorporate an integral earthing terminal. The cooker control switch shall be 2 pole for 1- phase and 4 pole for 3- phase appliance and connected to a separate final sub-circuit from the distribution board.

- Use of cooker control unit incorporating a general purpose socket outlet shall be avoided, to allow grouping of socket outlet circuits in separate 30mA RCD/ELCB section.

1.8.4 Household and similar electrical appliance:

- The electrical appliances such as water heater, cookers, hot plates, etc. which are used in consumer installation generally comply with BS 3456.

1.8.5 Control of water heaters:

- Double pole switches (with neon indicator) of appropriate rating shall be provided for control of water heaters. The final connection to the heater shall be made from a flex outlet plate mounted adjacent to the heater. The control switch for water heater situated/installed in bath room or toilet shall be installed immediately outside the bathroom/toilet.

- Water heater shall be connected to a separate final sub-circuit from the distribution board. The heater shall incorporate an integral earthing terminal adjacent to the phase and neutral terminals. All terminals shall be housed in suitable recess with slash proof removable cover. Every heater circuit shall be protected by 30mA RCCB/ELCB.

1.8.6 Control of A/C equipment:

- A 15 Amp switched socket outlet shall be provided for room air conditioners to connect units only with cooling capacity up to 18000 Btu/hour. Double pole switch of appropriate rating with flex outlet mounted adjacent to the unit shall be provided for control of other room air conditioning units.

- Each room air conditioning unit shall be connected to a separate final sub circuit from the distribution board.

- A maximum of two air conditioning units are permitted to connect on a single phase supply. Where three or more units are installed they shall be balanced as nearly as possible over a three phase supply.

1.8.7 Safety and emergency light fittings:

- Safety lighting to meet operational requirements shall be provided to suit particular applications such as industries, production lines, hospitals, utility complexes shopping centers auditoriums etc.

- The source of supply for safety lighting shall be either maintained or non maintained type as appropriate to suite individual applications.

- All the electrical switch-rooms and operational areas shall be provided with adequate number of light fittings.

- The safety and emergency light fittings installed shall comply with BS 5266 and shall rated for a period not less than 3 hours continuous operation.

- The light fitting shall normally incorporate necessary battery and charger within.

- The safety light fittings shall also incorporate sign in Arabic and English such as ‘EXIT’ and directional arrows, as applicable to individual locations.

1.9 Earth leakage Protection:

- The earth leakage protection shall be suitably designed and incorporated in each and every consumer installation.

- The earth leakage circuit breaker (ELCB) / Residual Current Circuit Breakers (RCCB) shall generally comply with BS 4293, Recommended value of operating current of ELCBs/RCCBs are as per authorities regulations.

- Operation of the ELCBs/RCCBs, earth leakage system, etc shall be periodically checked and tested to ensure consumer safety.

2.0 Distribution Boards:

- All distribution boards either main, sub-main or final DBs shall be installed in location to which access is available at all the times for operation, testing inspection, maintenance and repair.

- Main, sub-main or final DBs shall not be installed with in bath rooms, toilets, damp or wet locations, bed room, kitchen above sink, store rooms, high ambient rooms, dangerous or hazardous locations or below any staircase.

- Main, sub-main or final DBs shall be selected and designed based on the guidelines specified in the authority’s regulations.

- Each distribution board shall incorporate means for isolation of mains supply in the form of either circuit breaker or incomer isolator as applicable.

- Every circuit breaker or fuse with in the distribution board shall be identified and labelled to indicate the apparatus or circuit it controls.

- Each final distribution board shall only the circuits in the same floor area, where the distribution board is located, except for specific locations such as staircase and common corridor – lighting in high rise buildings, etc. Prior approval shall be obtained from DEWA for every application.

- In multi consumer installation, such as commercial or residential buildings, the consumer’s distribution boards shall be installed with in the respective consumer’s premises (e.g Shops, Flats etc.).

- Incoming supply cable installed to any distribution board shall be totally segregated and identified from the out going circuit cable/s wiring.

- All Distribution Boards shall be installed flush or surface mounted at a height not exceeding 2 meters to the top of the distribution board from the finished floor level.

2.1 Segregation of circuits, phases and wiring system:

All wiring and accessories shall be selected and installed to suit individual locations and complying with relevant authorities regulations in addition to the following requirements.

- Circuits from different distribution boards shall not be installed in a common conduit or trunking.- The circuit wires of different voltage grades shall be segregated with barriers in trunking runs or installed

in separate conduits.- The circuit wires of individual categories such as lighting, power, emergency, etc. shall be segregated

with barriers in trunking runs or installed in separate conduits.

- Wire a residential premises is supplied with a three phase supply, as far as possible, the light fittings, socket outlets, water heaters, cookers and other single phase apparatus installed with in any room shall not be connected to more than one phase. Wherever more than one phase can not be avoided a minimum distance of 2 meters shall be maintain between any outlet, accessory or appliance connected to different phase of the supply.

- Where switch box contain more than one phase, for group switching, approved switch boxes with phase barriers shall be used and labeled to indicate that 380 Volts exist at the box. All circuit wires shall be colour identified as per authority regulations.

- Where a wiring system is located in close proximity to non electrical service, the wiring system shall be adequately segregated and protected against hazards likely to arise from the presence of the other service in normal use. Provision shall be made for safe and adequate access to all parts of the wiring system which may require inspection, maintenance or replacement.

- No switches controlling light fitting or water heater, etc. shall be installed in bath room. In kitchen and in situations where water is regularly used, no switch shall be mounted with in 2 meters of any water tap, wash basin or sink. If this is not possible ceiling mounted insulated cord operated switches shall be used.

- No socket outlet shall be mounted with in 2 meters of any water tap, wash basin or sink in a kitchen.

Environmental Design Considerations

Typical sustainability considerations for design and construction phases include, but are not limited to the following:

* Construction waste management systems

* Include recycling centers into building layouts

* Use of recycled/recyclable building materials to minimize landfills

* Use of energy efficient materials for building envelopes and interior finishes

* Building orientation

* Efficient use of insulator materials to ductwork and pipe work systems carrying energy emitting gases and fluids

* Ceiling and under slab insulation

* Building orientation and glazing systems

* Use of local materials to reduce transportation distances

* Use of low emitting materials to minimize free volatile organic polluting compounds, (toxins) into the atmosphere

* Landscaping to shade buildings and reduce solar energy gains on air conditioning system

* Water efficient landscaping

* Use of energy efficient lighting, lighting controls and equipment

* Time schedules for HVAC and Lighting controls

* Energy economy controls for unoccupied Operating Theatres

* Use of natural lighting

* Solar heating for hot water systems

* Water saving devices to shower heads and tap ware

* Dual flush toilet cistern systems

* Selection of energy efficient central plant and control systems including boilers, chillers, pumps, fans, compressors and HVAC systems

* Use of variable speed drives

* recycling waste water schemes for irrigation purposes

* Storm water management systems

* Include recycling centers into building layouts

Resource Information

Resources for Sustainable Design information for health projects and facilities include:

* American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE) http://www.ashe.org

* US Green Building Council (USGBC) http://www.usgbc.org

* Hospitals for a Healthy Environment (H2E) http://www.h2e-online.org

* Healthy Building Network http://www.healthybuilding.net/healthcare

* US Green Building Council http://www.leedbuilding.org

Permit No.

Plot No. Reviewer

Unit No. Date

Company Company

Address Address

Contact Contact

E-mail E-mail

Tel # Tel #

Please tick the items that describes the work in request

Door Removal Additional Signage

Important Notes

- Fit-Out Permit Shall be obtained prior to commencing the work- Existing Signs and Doors are the property of DHCC. - Existing Signs provided by DHCC must not be removed.- Coordinate with Engineering Department/IDAMA to handover the removed items

Submission Requirements:

1. Copy of the Fit-Out Permit 2. Sketch sign indicating dimensions, material, color, lettering, etc3. Sketch showing placement of sign on building and show the distance from the grade4. Drawing showing Door elevation5. Undertaking letter stating that wall finishes and appearance will be returned to its original status

Additional Signage/Door Removal Permit

Project Data

Applicant Owner of Property

Description of Work

Appendix 14 : Additional Signage/Door Removal Permit

Appendix 15 : Fit Out Site Visit Report

SITE VISIT REPORT

Unit ID Checked by

Visit No. Visit Date

■ Contractor is executing work according to the Met Not Met N/A specified work in the Permit

Comments

■ Site safety & general housekeeping of premises Met Not Met N/A

Comments

■ Identification of Environmental aspects from Met Not Met N/A The work activity and its impact arising from Emissions to air Releases to water Releases to Land Use of raw material and natural resources

Comments

■ Progress of the Electrical Works Met Not Met N/A Comments

■ AC/Ducting Works Met Not Met N/A Comments

■ Plumping Works Met Not Met N/A

Comments

■ Fire Fighting & Fire Alarm Met Not Met N/A Comments

■ Estimated % progress of the work 0-25% 26%-75% 76%-100%

Comments

Other Observations Comments

Appendix 16 : Medical Equipment Suppliers*Universal Medical Device Nomenclature System (*UMDNS) is a standard international nomenclature and computer coding system for medical devices. UMDNS is the worldwide nomenclature that has been officially adopted by many nations. It is used in ECRI Institute’s databases and publications, as well as in thousands of healthcare institutions worldwide and in ECRI’s databases and publications.

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

Apnea Monitor 12-575 Grasbey Medicals Pimex Medical Equipment P O Box 1179 04-2621908

    Respironics Metromed P O Box 20116 04-2213334

  Armstrong Medical Bin sagar Group P O Box 2760 02-6335584

Aspirators, Emergency 15-016 Arcomed Modern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

  Laerdal Modern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

  WeinmannAl Mashriq Medical Supplies P O Box 34570 04-2827870

    Atmos Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

Aspirators, Surgical 10-217 Eschmann Equipment Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

    Medela Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

    MGE Worldwide Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

    MAICOSaleh Al Shawaf Trading Est. P O Box 4996 04-2243494

Audiometers 10-228 Siemens Hearing New Medical Centre P O box 7832 04-3474800

    GSI (Garson Stadler

Inc) Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

Audiometric Booths 10-229 Acoustic Systems Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

    GSI Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727Auditory Function Screening Devices, Newborn

20-167 MAICO

Saleh Al Shawaf Trading Est. P O Box 4996 04-2243494

   Natus EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    COBE Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717Autotransfusion Units, Blood Processing 17-537 Heamonatics City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Medtronic Nagi Medicals   04-2584258

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

Beds, Electric, Alternating Pressure 18-383 Hill-Rom EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

Beds, Electric, Low-Air Loss 17-593 Hill-Rom EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

Beds, Fixed, Air-Fluidized 16-889 Hill-Rom EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577Mattress Systems, Alternating-Pressure 18-147 Huntleigh Al Thabat Trading Est. P O Box 1934 04-2673113

Mattress Systems, Low-Air-Loss 17-757 Invacare Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    Hill-Rom EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

Beds, Electric 10-347 Huntleigh NesbitModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Stryker Arabian Millenium Trading P O Box 25681 04-3345455

  BD Pharma Trade LLC P O Box 11397 04-2665134Blood Culture Analyzers, Automated 15-973 Biomerieux Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Eschweiler Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

Blood Gas/pH Analyzers 15-709 Radiometer City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Roche Diagnostics Pharma Trade LLC P O Box 11397 04-2665134

    Armstrong Medical Bin Sagar Group P O Box 2760 02-6336684

Carts, Resuscitation 10-647 Herman Miller EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    Kerry Equipment MED CPS P O Box 26818 04-2284228

    Waterloo Healthcare Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Alcon Laboratories Inc Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727Cataract Extraction Units, Phacoemulsification 17-596 Bausch & Lomb Surgical Atlas Medical FZ Co P O Box 54304 04-2996444

    DORC Al Sadiq General trading P O Box 62941 06-5542481

    Nidek Co Ltd Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

    Becton Dickinson Pharma Trade LLC P O Box 11397 04-2665134

Centrifuges, Tabletop 18-270 Eppendorf Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    Sanyo GallenKamp plc City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

Chambers, Hyperbaric   Sechrist Industries Inc EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    Arrow International City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922Circulatory Assist Units, Intra-Aortic Balloon 10-846 Datascope Corp City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    TerumoModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Bausch & Lomb Surgical Atlas Medical FZ Co P O Box 54304 04-2996444

Corneal Topography Systems 18-038 Nidek Co Ltd Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

    Oculus Inc Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

    Carl Zeiss Ltd Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

    CooperSurgical Inc Bin Salem   02-6784343

Cryosurgical Units 11-067 DORC Al Sadiq General trading P O Box 62941 06-5542481

    Keeler Instruments Inc Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Wallach Surgical

Devices Bin sagar Group P O Box 2760 02-6335584

    Medtronic Physio-

Control Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

    Philips Medical Systems EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577Defibrillators, External, Automated; Semi automated

17-116 18-500 Welch Allyn Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    ZOLL Medical Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

    Medtronic Physio-

Control Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717Defibrillator/Pacemakers, External 17-882 Philips Medical Systems EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    ZOLL Medical Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

    Enraf-Nonius bvModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

Diathermy Units, Microwave; Shortwave   Gymna-uniphy

Al Zahrawi Medical Supplies Est. P O Box 5973 04-2622728

    Zimmer      

    Agfa HealthCare Star TrivitronP O Box 505021 04-3624962

Digital Imaging Systems, Computed Radiography 17-904 Eastman Kodak Emirates Photo Marketing P O Box 1530 06-7466751

    Fuji Photo Film Grand Stores P O Box 2144 04-2823700

    GE Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717Electrocardiographs, Multichannel, Interpretive 16-231 Philips Medical Systems EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577    Schiller AG Modern Pharmaceutical P O Box 1586 04-2824144

Co

    ConMed EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577Electrosurgical Units, Monopolar/Bipolar 18-231 Eschmann Equipment Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

    ValleylabAl Zahrawi Medical Supplies P O Box 5973 04-2622728

    Bio-logic Systems Corp EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

Electroencephalographs 11-467 Medtronic A/S City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    VIASYS Healthcare Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

    Nihon Kohden Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Atom Medical Al Sharqi Medical & Scientific P O Box 5582 04-3930005

Fetal Heart Detectors, Ultrasonic 11-696 Huntleigh Diagnostics Modern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    VIASYS Healthcare Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

  GE Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Fetal Monitors, Antepartum 18-339 Huntleigh DiagnosticsModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

Fetal Monitors, Intrapartum 18-340 Philips Medical Systems EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    Advanced Sterilization

Products Pharma Trade LLC P O Box 11397 04-2665134

Flexible Endoscope Preprocessors 11-279 Belimed AG Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Olympus Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    Allied Healthcare

Products IncAl Mashriq Medical Supplies P O Box 34570 04-2827870

Headwall Systems, Prefabricated 15-616 Draeger Medical Gulf Drug Establishment P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    Getinge ABModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Hill-Rom EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    COBE Cardiovascular Inc Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Heart-Lung Bypass Units 11-969 Jostra AGModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Terumo Cardiovascular Atlas Medical P O Box 46200 02-6217732

    Baxter Healthcare Corp IBN Khaldoon Drug Stores P O Box 19790 04-2217761

    Fresenius AG Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

Hoods, Chemical Fume 12-022 Esco Micro Pte Ltd Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    ERLAB City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Esco Micro Pte Ltd Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Thermo Electron Corp Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

Image-Guided Surgery Systems 18-182 GE Medical Systems ADI P O Box 35880 02-6818995    Medtronic Inc Nagi Medicals   04-2584258

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

Incubators, Infant, Mobile 17-432 Atom Medical Al Sharqi Medical & Scientific P O Box 5582 04-3930005

Incubators, Infant, Transport 12-114 Draeger Medical Inc Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    GE Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

    ALARIS Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Infusion Pumps, Ambulatory 16-491 Baxter Healthcare IBN Khaldoon Drug Stores P O Box 19790 04-2217761

    B Braun Medical Inc City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Graseby Medical Ltd Pimex Medical Equipment P O Box 1179 04-2621908

    ALARIS Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Infusion Pumps, General-Purpose 13-215 Baxter Healthcare IBN Khaldoon Drug Stores P O Box 19790 04-2217761

    B Braun Medical Inc City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Graseby Medical Ltd Pimex Medical Equipment P O Box 1179 04-2621908

    ALARIS Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Infusion Pumps, Syringe 13-217 Baxter Healthcare IBN Khaldoon Drug Stores P O Box 19790 04-2217761

    B Braun Medical Inc City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Graseby Medical Ltd Pimex Medical Equipment P O Box 1179 04-2621908

    Karl Storz City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

Insufflators, Laparoscopic 16-849 Olympus Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    Stryker EndoscopyArabian Millenium Trading (AMT) P O Box 25681 04-3345455

    Agfa HealthCare Star Trivitron P O Box 505021 04-3624962

Laser Imagers 17-679 Eastman KodakEmirates Photo Marketing P O Box 1530 06-7466751

    Fuji Photo Film Grand Stores P O Box 2144 04-2823700

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

    Carl Zeiss Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

Lasers, Carbon Dioxide, Surgical/ Dermatologic 16-942 Lumenis City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Nidek Co Ltd Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

    Dornier MedTech Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Lasers, Nd:YAG, Surgical 16-943 Laserscope      

           

Lasers, Diode, Ophthalmic 17-808 Nidek Co Ltd Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

Lasers, Dye, Ophthalmic 17-841 Carl Zeiss Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

Lasers, Excimer, Ophthalmic 17-702 VISX Inc Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

Lasers, Krypton, Ophthalmic 16-946 Wavelight Laser

Technologie Medical International P O Box 8119 04-3460998

Lasers, Nd:YAG, Frequency-Doubled 18-217 Nidek Co Ltd Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

Lasers, Nd:YAG, Ophthalmic 16-947 Nidek Co Ltd Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

Lesion Generators:   Boston ScientificModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

Catheters, Cardiac, Ablation, Radiofrequency 18-678        Radiofrequency Therapy Systems, Tissue Ablation 12-327 Stryker Arabian Millenium Trading P O Box 25681 04-3345455

    Arjo Inc Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

Lifts, Patient Transfer 12-330 Ferno Hamid Est. P O Box 47213 02-6274221

    Huntleigh Healthcare

IncModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

    Karl Storz City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

Light Sources, Fiberoptic, 12-343 Olympus Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    Stryker Arabian Millenium Trading P O Box 25681 04-3345455

    Berchtold Corp Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

Lights, Surgical 12-282 Draeger Medical Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    Getinge ABModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    TRUMPF Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

    Dornier MedTech Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Lithotripters, Extracorporeal 18-415 Siemens AGModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Karl Storz      

  Carl Zeiss Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

Microscopes, Operating 12-539 LeicaModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Olympus Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    GE Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717Monitors, Telemetric, Electrocardiography 13-988 Nihon Kohden Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Philips Medical Systems EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    Quinton EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    Ackermann Gulf Drug Establishment  P O Box 3264 04-3450163

Nurse Call Systems 15-614 Intercall Systems Inc      

    Hill-Rom EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    Sunrise Medical Ltd Gulf Drug Establishment P O Box 3264 04-3450163

Oxygen Concentrators 12-873 Invacare Arabian Home P O Box 50890 04-3351230

    Respironics Metromed P O Box 20116 04-2213334

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

    BIOTRONIK Bin Salem   02-6784343Pacemakers, Cardiac, Implantable 12-931 Medtronic Nagi Medicals   04-2584258

    St Jude Medical Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

    Baxter IBN Khaldoon Drug Stores P O Box 19790 04-2217761

Peritoneal Dialysis Units 11-226 Fresenius Gulf Drug Establishment P O Box 3264 04-3450163

    Gambro RenalAl Mashriq Medical Supplies P O Box 34570 04-2827870

    Draeger Medical Gulf Drug Establishment P O Box 3264 04-3450163

Phototherapy Units 17-515 Fisher & PackelAl Mashriq Medical Supplies P O Box 34570 04-2827870

    Medela AG Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

    Draeger Medical Gulf Drug Establishment P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

Monitoring Systems, Physiologic 12-647 GE Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

    Philips Medical Systems EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

  GE Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717Monitoring Systems, Physiologic, Cardiac Catheterization 12-648        

  SiemensModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Bard Pharma Trade LLC P O Box 11397 04-2665134Monitoring Systems, Physiologic, Cardiac Electrophysiology 17-898 GE Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

    Siemens MedicalModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    GE Medical Systems Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Monitoring Systems, Physiologic, Stress Exercise, Cardiac 17-723 Quinton EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    SchillerModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

   

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

    Nellcor Puritan BennettAl Mashriq Medical Supplies P O Box 34570 04-2827870

Analyzers, Physiologic, Somnography 17-456 Nihon Kohden Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    VIASYS Healthcare Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

Analyzers, Physiologic, Pulmonary Function, Adult 13-182 VIASYS Healthcare Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

           

Pumps, Enteral Feeding 13-209 B Braun City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Fresenius AG Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    GE Healthcare ADI P O Box 35880 02-6818995

Scanning Systems, Ultrasonic, General-Purpose

15-976 Philips Medical Systems Atlas Medical P O Box 46200 02-6217732

    Siemens AGModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Toshiba Emirates Hospital P O Box 366 02-6275899

Supplies

    Carl Zeiss Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

Slit Lamps 12-281 Keeler Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Nidek Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

    Topcon Atlas Medical FZ Co P O Box 54304 04-2996444

    ATMOS Medizintechnik Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438Smoke Evacuation Systems, Surgical 18-855 Buffalo Filter Imdad Medical Co Ltd P O Box 54330 04-2994504

    ConMed EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor Address Telephone #

    Datascope City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922Sphygmomanometers, Electronic, Automatic

18-325 GE Healthcare Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

    Welch Allyn New Medical Centre P O box 7832 04-3474800

    VIASYS Healthcare Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438

Spirometers, Diagnostic 13-680 Vitalograph New Medical Centre P O box 7832 04-3474800

    Welch Allyn Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    CISAArabian Millenium Trading (AMT) P O Box 25681 04-3345455

Sterilizing Units, Steam, Bulk 16-141 GetingeModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    STERISArabian Millenium Trading (AMT) P O Box 25681 04-3345455

    Eschmann Equipment Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Sterilizing Units, Steam, Tabletop 16-142 MelagAl Mazroui Medical & Chemical P O Box 6196 04-2661272

    Midmark Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    SciCanAl Mazroui Medical & Chemical P O Box 6196 04-2661272

    Eschmann Equipment Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Tables, Operating 13-961 GetingeModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    STERIS Arabian Millenium Trading P O Box 25681 04-3345455

    TRUMPF Al Amin Medical (AMICO) P O Box 55320 04-3624727

    ALARIS Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717Thermometers, Electronic, Infrared 17-887 Riester Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Welch Allyn New Medical Centre P O box 7832 04-3474800

Description *UMDNS Manufacturer Local Distributor AddressTelephone #

  GetingeModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

Ultrasonic Cleaning Systems 14-263 Olympus Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    STERIS Arabian Millenium Trading P O Box 25681 04-3345455

    Chattanooga Arabian Millenium Trading P O Box 25681 04-3345455

Ultrasound Therapy Systems, Physical Therapy

11-248 Enraf-Nonius

Modern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Physiomed Physiomed Trading P O Box 42979 04-2663901

    Albyn MedicalModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

Urodynamic Measurement Systems 14-307 Medtronic City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Wiest International Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Draeger Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

Ventilators, Intensive Care 17-429 MaquetModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Tyco Healthcare

Puritan BennettAl Mashriq Medical Supplies P O Box 34570 04-2827870

    Bio-Med Devices New Medical Centre P O box 7832 04-3474800Ventilators, Intensive Care, Neonatal/Pediatric 14-361 Draeger Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    Newport Medical Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    Sechrist EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    Draeger Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

Ventilators, Transport 18-098 Pneupac EMITAC P O Box 8391 04-2827577

    VIASYS Healthcare City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    WeinmannAl Mashriq Medical Supplies P O Box 34570 04-2827870

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    MallinckrodtAl Mashriq Medical Supplies P O Box 34570 04-2827870

Ventilators, Portable 17-423 Newport Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    VIASYS Healthcare City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Fujinon Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

Video Endoscopy Systems 17-002 Olympus Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

    Karl Storz City Pharmacy P O Box 23181 06-5553922

    Stryker Arabian Millenium Trading P O Box 25681 04-3345455

Warming Cabinets 10-540 GetingeModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    STERIS Arabian Millenium Trading P O Box 25681 04-3345455

    Draeger Gulf Drug Establishment  P.O. Box 3264 04-3450163

Warming Units, Radiant, Infant 17-956 Fisher & PaykelAl Mashriq Medical Supplies P O Box 34570 04-2827870

    GE Healthcare Gulf & World Traders P O Box 5527 04-2821717

           

Warming/Cooling Units, 17-648 Maquet (Jostra) Pimex Medical Equipment P O Box 1179 04-2621908

           

    Belimed Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

Washer/Decontaminators 17-671 Getinge/CastleModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    STERIS Arabian Millenium Tra P O Box 25681 04-3345455

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  Anthos Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481Dental Diagnostic and Treatment Unit   KaVo

Al-Rowais Medical Equipment P.O. Box 71877 04-3212124

    SironaModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144

    Atmos Alphamed P O Box 11245 04-8105438ENT Diagnostic and Treatment Unit   Entermed Al Hayat Pharmaceuticals P O Box 4483 06-5592481

    OtoprontAl Mazroui Medical & Chemical P O Box 6196 04-2661272

    GE Healthcare ADI P O Box 35880 02-6818995Radiology/Cardiology Imaging Equipment   Philips Medical Systems Atlas Medical P O Box 46200 02-6217732

    Siemens AGModern Pharmaceutical Co P O Box 1586 04-2824144