08/20/2026
Our next ICRA 2.0 Office Hours is this Friday, August 21, and this month we are focused on the construction entrance: anteroom and access point configuration, high-traffic entrances, entries built into doorways and tight or irregular spaces, and rapid setup when a containment needs to be set up quickly.
Robert Booth, MPH, CIH, is joined by Kanna Sunkara and Ramu Sunkara of RE-U-ZIP®, who bring patented containment solutions and field experience. We'll discuss ICRA 2.0 and NFPA 241 requirements for establishing construction containments and managing entrances at high-traffic healthcare construction projects. Constant use is why most containment breaches happen at the entrance, and why a durable, self-sealing entry keeps patients safe.
Here is what we will cover:
☑️ The anteroom and access point, and what a sealed transition looks like
☑️ High-traffic entrances that hold the seal while construction teams, carts, and debris move all day
☑️ Entrances for tight and awkward spaces, where a full barrier wall is not used
☑️ Emergency setup, including the negative-pressure work that mattered during COVID
☑️ Other infection-control uses, including semi-permanent containment and dental procedures involving high-consequence infections
Bring the projects you are working on and containment challenges, and we will work through them together. The series is free and monthly, built for the people doing the work: the crews setting up containment, the facilities managers preparing for a survey, and the infection control teams keeping patients safe.
Friday, August 21, 12:00 to 1:00 PM Live on Zoom
Register here:https://lnkd.in/eEte2RKJ