ASHE’s recently revised infection control risk assessment guide offers improvements and clarifications to assist with prevention planning for healthcare construction projects. Over the past 14 months, STARC’s subject matter experts have shared their insights and fielded questions on ASHE ICRA 2.0™, hoping to increase awareness and spur the adoption of safer practices. Join us now for their take on how ASHE ICRA 2.0 is being adopted in the field, and how its impacting occupied healthcare renovations and construction. Be sure to bring your questions!

Learning Objectives:

• Learn how facilities are integrating ASHE ICRA 2.0™ into construction processes
• Discuss specific challenges with updated construction exhausting requirements
• Discover ways to satisfy the new class requirements
• Learn how facilities managers and contractors – especially in California – are taking fire regulations much more seriously, and thinking differently about how they interpret codes and view solutions such as hard barriers
• See how industry leading solutions, engineered with safety in mind, are reducing risks associated with construction for patients, caregivers, staff, and visitors

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