08/09/2026
It’s All About the Preparation Before You Can Even Start!
When you’re working inside a hospital, especially right next to an active Operating Room, you don’t just show up and start cutting.
There’s a tremendous amount of preparation that has to happen before the first torch is ever lit.
As our JP Services crew prepares to torch-cut and remove these large steel brackets from the ceiling for new OR equipment, every precaution has to be in place. The room is completely contained, fume extraction vacuums are running, fire blankets are positioned, water and fire extinguishers are on standby, and the existing fire protection systems remain active.
Fire prevention, fume and smoke control, protecting the surrounding areas, and minimizing disruption to the active hospital environment are all part of the process.
In an environment like this, the preparation is just as important as the work itself.
It’s about taking your time, having the right equipment, having a trained and experienced crew, and making sure every precaution is taken before that first cut is made.
Safety. Preparation. Precision. That’s how we get it done.