Florida Commercial Glazing FAQ
Can ACG install commercial glazing on an occupied Florida healthcare facility?
Yes. ACG has documented Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) Class III/IV phased-install experience on occupied Florida healthcare facilities including hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and medical office buildings. Phased install, after-hours work, and negative-pressure containment are standard scopes.
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What healthcare facility types does ACG work on?
Hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers (ASC), medical office buildings (MOB), urgent care, dialysis centers, specialty clinics. Both new construction and re-glazing scopes on operating facilities.
What ICRA classifications has ACG worked under?
ICRA Class III and Class IV documented experience. Class III is medium-risk; Class IV is high-risk (occupied patient care areas). Both require negative-pressure containment, dust mitigation, and dedicated egress maintenance.
How does ACG schedule healthcare scopes during patient care hours?
Combination of after-hours weekend work, scope-by-scope phased install, temporary partitioning, and pre-construction coordination with infection control and facilities management. Documented in pre-construction ICRA plan submitted to hospital infection control committee.