A lab work order in Surprise: a single drop-in sink swapped for a two-compartment stainless steel sink, with the faucets and eyewash stations reinstalled.
The project
A lab at a healthcare facility in Surprise needed a two-compartment sink in place of its single drop-in sink, without losing the faucets or the eyewash stations around it. It's a typical facility work order for our healthcare clients: small, specific and done inside a working space.
Scope of work
- Set up ICRA containment with HEPA-filtered negative air machines
- Disconnected and removed the existing drop-in sink
- Cut the countertop and subtop for a new two-compartment stainless steel drop-in sink
- Modified the plumbing for the second compartment
- Reinstalled the existing faucets and eyewash stations
- Cleaned the area and removed the containment
Small job, same process
A sink swap is a small job, but in a clinical lab it gets the same steps as a large one: containment before anything is cut, the work kept to the sink and the counter around it, and the existing safety equipment put back exactly where staff expect to find it. The job closed with a walkthrough with the facility's contact.
Why we keep work orders like this
Most of our healthcare work is a steady run of jobs this size — a sink, a counter, a door, a floor. Handling them through one contractor means one process, one point of contact and the same containment standard every time.
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Before & after
Real photos from this project, straight from our crew's field uploads.
