PROJECT PLANNING

Hospital wing fit-out critical path

This critical path diagram plans a hospital-wing fit-out around the dependencies that affect commissioning. Layout approval starts partition work and equipment ordering. Medical gas follows partitions, and equipment installation cannot begin until both the equipment has arrived and the gas infrastructure is ready. Commissioning then verifies the completed wing. The network is a compact planning aid for facilities teams, clinical engineering and contractors. Add infection-control checks, electrical work, permits and staff readiness where they are genuine constraints on opening the area.

UPDATED 2026-09-24
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EXAMPLEHospital wing fit-out critical path
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CASE ANALYSIS

Scenario

A hospital fit-out combines building work and equipment delivery.

Key decisions

  • Layout gate: Partitions and equipment ordering follow approval.
  • Installation gate: Equipment waits for delivery and medical gas.
  • Commissioning gate: The wing is commissioned after installation.

When to reuse this

Use for a small clinical fit-out.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Why does equipment wait?01
It needs delivery and medical-gas readiness.
What is commissioning?02
It verifies the wing is ready for use.
Can equipment be ordered early?03
Yes, after layout approval.
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