Section 1: Introduction

Summary:

• Working in a hospital is unique and requires special attention to safety
• Five Essential Elements of Hospital Construction Safety:
• Infection Control
• Containment Construction
• Avoidance of making and spreading dust
• Fire Protection
• Life Safety Code compliance
• Pre-Construction Risk Assessment (PCRA)

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Section 2: Infection Control

Summary:

• Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA)
• Use tacky mats to prevent dust and debris from spreading
• Maintain a clean job site at all times
• Proper debris removal procedures
• Protect patients, staff, and visitors from construction-related infections

Critical: Infection control is paramount in hospital environments. Any breach can put vulnerable patients at risk.

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Section 3: Containment Construction

Summary:

• Use proper containment barriers at all times
• Maintain negative air pressure throughout the project
• If particulate readings exceed baseline, WORK STOPS until the cause is identified and corrected
• Proper sealing techniques for walls, floors, and ceilings
• HEPA filtration requirements

Warning: Never compromise on containment. All work must stop if containment is breached.

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Section 4: Avoidance of Making and Spreading Dust

Summary:

• Dust and debris can spread dangerous contaminants throughout the hospital
• Use water suppression methods when cutting or demolition work is required
• HEPA vacuum all surfaces before removing containment barriers
• Keep work areas damp to minimize dust generation
• All materials must be bagged before transport through hospital

Critical: Dust control is essential to prevent airborne infections. Always use wet methods and HEPA filtration.

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Section 5:: Fire Protection & Life Safety

Summary:

• Fire protection systems must remain operational during construction
• Life Safety Code (NFPA 101) compliance is mandatory
• Never block exits, corridors, or fire protection equipment
• Hot work permits are required for any work involving flames or heat
• Emergency evacuation procedures must be understood by all contractors

Critical: Fire safety cannot be compromised. Violations can result in immediate removal from the project.

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Section 6: Life Safety Code

Summary:

• Life Safety Code (NFPA 101) requirements for healthcare facilities
• Emergency egress and evacuation routes must remain clear
• Fire-rated barriers and compartmentation requirements
• Temporary Life Safety measures during construction
• Staff and patient safety protocols

Important: Life Safety Code compliance is non-negotiable in healthcare construction.

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Section 7: Debris Removal

Summary:

• All debris must be properly bagged before transport
• Use designated routes for material removal
• Schedule debris removal during off-peak hours when possible
• Clean wheels and equipment before leaving work zone
• Coordinate with facility staff for safe removal

Critical: Proper debris removal prevents contamination spread throughout the hospital.

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Section 8: CAREFUL RACE REVIEW

Summary:

• CAREFUL RACE acronym for safety protocols
• Critical steps for hospital construction safety
• Review of essential safety procedures
• Integration of all previous training elements

Important: CAREFUL RACE helps you remember key safety protocols in hospital construction.

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Section 9: CAREFUL RACE REVIEW (Continued)

Summary:

• Continuation of CAREFUL RACE protocols
• Additional safety measures and examples
• Real-world application scenarios

Note: This section completes the CAREFUL RACE training module.

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Section 10: Work PROUD

Summary:

• PROUD acronym for professional conduct
• Professional behavior expectations in healthcare settings
• Respect for patients, staff, and visitors
• Maintaining a professional image
• Communication and teamwork

Remember: Working in a hospital requires professionalism and respect at all times.

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Section 11: Work PROUD (Continued)

Summary:

• Continuation of Work PROUD principles
• Case studies and best practices
• Commitment to excellence in hospital construction

Final Note: This completes the comprehensive UMMS Contractor Safety Training.

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Contractor Security ID Badge Application

Last Name *

First Name *

MI

Company *

Company Address

City

State

Zip

Contact Number

Date of Birth

Title/Position

Supervisor

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Assigned Project Manager * -- Select PM -- Emily Benson Nicholas La Forest Jack Pelletier Hannah Dauses

Important Notice:

According to the Annotated Code of Maryland – Health – General § 19-308.4, Security ID badges are to be worn conspicuously displayed at all times, in the upper chest area, by employees and other personnel granted access, while in the Medical System Buildings.

Be advised that unauthorized use of UMMC Security ID Badges may result in disciplinary action or revocation of the Badge.

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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND MEDICAL SYSTEM

CONTRACTOR SECURITY ID BADGE APPLICATION

Form No. UMMS-CS-001 | Rev. 01/2026

CONTRACTOR INFORMATION

Last Name:

First Name:

MI:

Company:

Company Address:

City:

State:

Zip:

Contact Number:

Date of Birth:

Title/Position:

EMPLOYER/SUPERVISOR INFORMATION

Supervisor Name:

Supervisor Contact:

TRAINING CERTIFICATION

Completed UMMS Contractor Safety Training

Passed Final Assessment (Minimum 80% Score Required)

Training Completion Date:

Badge Type:

PROJECT ASSIGNMENT

Assigned Project Manager:

Email:

AUTHORIZATION

Contractor Signature Date

Supervisor Signature Date

IMPORTANT NOTICE - BADGE REQUIREMENTS:

According to the Annotated Code of Maryland – Health – General § 19-308.4, Security ID badges are to be worn conspicuously displayed at all times, in the upper chest area, by employees and other personnel granted access, while in the Medical System Buildings.

Be advised that unauthorized use of UMMC Security ID Badges may result in disciplinary action or revocation of the Badge.

University of Maryland Medical System | Facilities Project Development

For questions regarding this application, contact your assigned Project Manager