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Healthcare Fit-Out Department

Building safe healthcare spaces

Turnkey medical contracting in the UAE: we plan, design, build and hand over clinical facilities — from operating theatres and clean rooms to patient wards, pharmacies, dialysis units and dental clinics — with infection control from day one and a licensing-ready handover.

The short answer

In short

KRM's Healthcare Fit-Out Department plans, designs, builds, tests and hands over clinical facilities in the UAE: operating theatres, clean rooms, patient rooms and VIP suites, robotic pharmacies, dialysis units and dental clinics. Work is phased inside live hospitals under an infection control risk assessment (ICRA), and a biomedical engineer acts as Project Director on every healthcare project.

Specialities
Clean rooms, operating theatres, patient rooms, robotic pharmacy, dialysis, dental
Infection control
ICRA-based hoarding, negative air, HEPA exhaust
Authorities
DoH, DHA, MOHAP, Civil Defence, ADM / DMT
Handover
Test certificates, as-builts, O&M manuals, AMC
20+Pharmacy clean rooms to USP <797> / <800> and ISO 14644
15+Operating theatres — laminar flow, HEPA, HTM and ASHRAE
7Emirates, for MOPA, SEHA, MOHAP, DHA and ADNOC facilities
1Accountable team from design to maintenance

A dedicated department

A team that works only on clinical environments

Healthcare project manager, biomedical engineer, site engineers, QA/QC and supervisors who understand how a hospital runs while we build inside it.

  • Infection control from day one

    ICRA-based hoarding, negative-pressure containment, HEPA-filtered exhaust and sealed material and waste routes when working inside live facilities.

  • UAE authority compliance

    DoH Abu Dhabi and DHA health-facility guidelines, MOHAP requirements, Abu Dhabi Civil Defence and the UAE Fire & Life Safety Code, ADM / DMT permits.

  • Medical equipment coordination

    Pre-installation works for pharmacy robots, dialysis plants, OT pendants and imaging equipment, coordinated directly with the equipment supplier.

  • Validation and licensing-ready handover

    Pressure cascade, air-change and HEPA integrity testing, medical-gas testing and an as-built dossier prepared for the facility licensing inspection.

Operating theatre by KRM with laminar-flow ceiling
Operating theatre by KRM
Clean room built by KRM
Clean room by KRM
Paediatric room with coloured wall panels and medical pendant by KRM
Paediatric room by KRM

Before and after

From bare shell to finished operating theatre

The same room at two moments: the bare shell we take over, and the theatre we hand back with modular walls, laminar-flow ceiling, medical gases, pendants and hermetic doors in place.

Operating theatre before fit-out: bare concrete shell — design visualisation
Operating theatre after fit-out — design visualisation
AfterBefore
Drag the handle, or swipe right, to reveal the finished room. Illustrative design visualisation of a typical project, not photographs of a specific site.

Design capability

We design what we build

Our in-house design department of medical planners, MEP engineers and 3D designers takes a project from the client's brief to approved drawings. One team designs, submits to the authorities and builds.

  • 01

    Medical planning

    Space programmes, patient and staff flows, clinical adjacencies.

  • 02

    Concepts and 3D

    Layouts and rendered views for client approval before anything is built.

  • 03

    MEP engineering

    HVAC, electrical, IPS/UPS, ELV and medical-gas design.

  • 04

    Clean-room design

    Zoning, pressure cascades, air-change rates and filtration to ISO 14644.

  • 05

    Shop drawings

    Coordinated drawings and as-builts for every trade.

  • 06

    Authority approvals

    DoH, DHA and MOHAP submissions; Civil Defence, ADM and DMT permits.

How we deliver

From site survey to licensed handover

  • One point of responsibility

    Design, fit-out, MEP, civil and maintenance in one contract.

  • Weekly progress reporting

    Programme, inspections, photos and cost status every week.

  • Licensing-ready documents

    Test certificates, as-builts, O&M manuals, warranties and attic stock.

  1. 01

    Survey and ICRA

    Services tracing and an infection-control risk assessment agreed with the hospital.

  2. 02

    Design and approvals

    DoH / DHA drawings, ADM / DMT permits and Civil Defence approval.

  3. 03

    Mock-up and samples

    Submittals and a mock-up room signed off before the works start.

  4. 04

    Phased execution

    Hoarding and negative pressure; the facility stays open.

  5. 05

    Testing and validation

    Pressure, air-change, HEPA, medical-gas and electrical tests with certificates.

  6. 06

    Handover and AMC

    Licensing support, as-builts, training and maintenance.

Working inside an operating hospital

Patients stay safe while we build

Noisy and dusty work is scheduled out of hours and agreed with the hospital's FM, infection-control and OSH teams before any work starts.

Infection control: ICRA

  • Class III controls as a minimum, Class IV where infection prevention requires
  • Dust-tight, full-height hoarding with an ante-room
  • HEPA negative air with a daily pressure log
  • HVAC isolated in the work zone
  • Covered waste carts and out-of-hours removal

Hospital policies built in

  • Permit to work for every activity
  • Hospital contractor safety manual
  • Pre-construction risk assessment (PCRA)
  • Interim life-safety measures (ILSM)
  • Full-time HSE officer on site
  • ADPHC / ADOSH-SF codes of practice, UAE Fire & Life Safety Code and the DoH EHSMS

Project management

Every project run by a dedicated project manager

The client has one point of responsibility — the project manager — backed by the whole company. Progress, photos, inspection records and cost status are shared with the client every week.

  • Time

    Baseline programme, critical path and a two-week look-ahead.

  • Cost

    Budget, forecasting, variations and claims.

  • Scope and change

    Drawings, BOQ and RFIs; every change approved before the work.

  • Risk

    Risk register, ICRA and PCRA, reviewed weekly.

  • Procurement

    Supplier RFQs, long-lead tracker and submittals.

  • Reporting

    Weekly reports, meeting minutes and document control.

The project team

RoleResponsibility
Project DirectorContract, client relationship and resources
Project ManagerProgramme, cost, approvals and coordination
Site EngineersDaily site management and inspections
MEP EngineerMEP and ELV coordination and testing
Biomedical EngineerMedical equipment coordination
QA/QC EngineerMaterial approvals, ITPs and NCRs
HSE OfficerPermits, ICRA and daily inspections
Document ControllerSubmittals, RFIs and records

Backed by: Planning engineer · Estimators and quantity surveyors · Procurement and logistics · Design department · Carpentry and aluminium workshops · Finance and administration

Why KRM

Why clients choose KRM for healthcare

  • 01

    A dedicated department

    Healthcare has its own team, processes and track record inside KRM.

  • 02

    Design in-house

    Designed by the people who will build it, from brief to approved drawings.

  • 03

    Disciplined project management

    Weekly reporting with time, cost and change under control.

  • 04

    Our own workshops

    Joinery, aluminium and glass made by KRM: quality and lead times under our control.

  • 05

    Live-hospital experience

    ICRA, phasing and containment so the facility keeps treating patients.

  • 06

    We stay after handover

    Maintenance by the same team that built the facility.

Questions answered

Frequently asked questions

Do you work inside hospitals that are still operating?

Yes. Most of our clinical projects are phased inside live facilities. Before any work starts we agree an infection-control risk assessment (ICRA) with the hospital, build dust-tight hoarding with an ante-room, run HEPA negative air with a daily pressure log, isolate the HVAC in the work zone and schedule noisy or dusty work out of hours with the FM, infection-control and OSH teams.

Which authority approvals do you handle?

Our in-house design department prepares and submits drawings to the Department of Health Abu Dhabi (DoH), the Dubai Health Authority (DHA) and MOHAP, and obtains Abu Dhabi Civil Defence, ADM and DMT permits. At handover we prepare the test certificates and as-built dossier for the facility licensing inspection.

Can you coordinate the medical equipment?

Yes. A biomedical engineer sits in the Healthcare Fit-Out Department. We carry out pre-installation works for pharmacy robots, dialysis plants, OT pendants and lights, imaging equipment and dental chairs to the supplier's technical specification, and coordinate installation day directly with the supplier.

Do you design as well as build?

We do. Medical planners, MEP engineers, interior designers and 3D visualisers take the brief to approved drawings, and the same company builds it with its own civil, MEP and workshop teams — one contract and one point of responsibility.

What happens after handover?

We offer annual maintenance contracts (AMC) so that the facility is maintained by the team that built it, with planned and reactive maintenance, HEPA and pressure re-validation and priority response for critical areas.

Request a proposal

Have a facility to build, fit out or maintain?

Send us the drawings, a scope or just an idea. The CEO and the department head review every enquiry personally and reply within one working day with a clear proposal, programme and price.

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