Beaumont Hospital required a major upgrade of its electrical infrastructure to support critical healthcare operations and future campus development.
Acting as PSCS, CJK delivered the modernisation of the hospital’s medium and low voltage (MV/LV) power infrastructure, creating a more resilient and flexible electrical network capable of supporting continuous operation across the campus.
Scope of Work
- Modernisation of MV and LV electrical infrastructure across the hospital campus
- Upgrade of three substations to dual A/B MV supplies
- Installation of new primary MV switchgear, transformers and LV panels
- Installation of an additional substation to support future expansion
- Complete rewiring of MV ring infrastructure
- Offsite pre-fabricated modular switch rooms
- Civil works and utility integration
- Permanent and temporary generator backup systems with synchronised control
Project Complexity
- Delivery within a live hospital environment while maintaining critical services
- Coordination of multiple substations, dual MV supplies and interconnected LV systems
- Complete MV ring rewiring integrated with civil works across the campus
- Provision of multiple resilient power pathways to maintain continuity during maintenance or outages
- Compliance with healthcare infrastructure requirements and HTM standards
Delivery Outcome
- Modernised electrical infrastructure supporting critical hospital operations
- Resilient and redundant power network designed to maximise reliability
- Increased capacity to support future campus development
- Enhanced maintainability and operational flexibility across the hospital estate
- Infrastructure delivered in accordance with healthcare electrical standards and best practice