Healthcare construction infection control containment
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Infection Control & ICRAContain the work. Protect the care environment.

ACCT supports construction and renovation in sensitive healthcare spaces with disciplined containment and coordination around patients, staff and facility operations.

Healthcare readyOccupied-site coordination
Construction with consequences

Dust control is patient protection.

In sensitive care environments, barriers, pressure relationships, access routes and daily discipline all matter.

ICRA requirements help healthcare teams manage construction-related infection risk. ACCT works within the facility’s plan to establish and maintain controls that support the project without losing sight of ongoing care.

Temporary barrier and containment support
Negative-air and dust-control practices
Occupied-facility access coordination
Renovation and maintenance project support
ICRA containment doorway in healthcare facility
Control zone discipline

Built around the facility’s requirements.

Every healthcare project is different. ACCT aligns field controls with the risk assessment, project phase and realities of the occupied environment.

HospitalsClinicsSenior careOccupied facilities
ICRA alignedFacility requirements
Occupied sitesPatient-aware planning
Dust controlConstruction containment
MN · WI · NDRegional support
Healthcare construction controls

ICRA containment for renovation in occupied care environments

Construction creates dust, traffic and pressure changes that require added attention in healthcare settings. ACCT supports the facility’s infection-control risk assessment with field controls designed around the project phase and the surrounding care environment.

Temporary hard barriers
Negative-air controls
Dust and debris routes
Ante-room planning
Occupied-area coordination
Daily containment discipline
Who ACCT coordinates with

A control partner for the full healthcare project team

Facility and construction managers
Infection-prevention teams
General contractors and trade partners
Clinical departments near the work zone

Infection-prevention practices are essential across healthcare settings. See the CDC core infection-control practices.

ICRA questions

Bring containment planning into the project early

What does ICRA mean?
ICRA stands for Infection Control Risk Assessment. It is a process used to identify construction-related infection risks and the controls appropriate for the work and patient population.
Does ACCT create the facility’s risk assessment?
ACCT supports the project’s field-containment needs and works within the requirements established by the facility and project team.
When should ACCT be involved?
Early involvement helps the team discuss barriers, access, phasing, pressure relationships and debris routes before work begins.
Do you support active healthcare facilities?
Yes. ACCT’s ICRA work is designed around occupied healthcare environments, including hospitals, clinics and senior-care facilities.