Electrical Safety Inspection for Surgical Centers
EECS Medical Electrical Inspection also provides electrical safety inspection in accordance with NFPA 99 standards for health care services and systems. Our technicians will provide a safety inspection to confirm safe electrical practices, equipment, and conditions in Hospitals Surgery Centers.
We can assist you in determining the appropriate equipment, policies and procedures for electrical safety and power continuity of the ASC whether it is accredited by the Joint Commission or another Accreditation organization. We will provide a report that will assist in achieving and maintaining NFPA 99 standards for the ASC patients, providers, and facility.
EECS Medical Electrical Inspection assists Hospitals Surgery Centers to experience smooth and successful visits by accrediting agencies. We offer expertise in ensuring your ASC is meeting and exceeding all standards for performance of medical and surgical equipment, including performance and calibration of vital sign monitors, defibrillators/AED’s, EKG/ECG, and ultrasound devices.
Inspection and Repair Services
Maintaining anesthesia and ventilation equipment is critical for Ambulatory Service Center performance in accreditation and for the benefit of patients and healthcare staff. EECS Medical Electrical Inspection will inspect and assess anesthesia and ventilation devices. Our biomedical technicians will perform anesthesia repair and ventilator repair to ensure performance and standards.
Schedule an Appointment for Ambulatory Surgery Center Equipment & Electrical Safety Assessment
EECS Medical Electrical Inspection is a company dedicated to providing annual inspection and recertification services for hospital Electrical Inspections, including line isolation monitors. The company ensures that healthcare facilities have the documentation required to maintain compliance with NFPA 99 and the Environment of Care standards for Joint Commission accreditation.
NFPA 99 – standard EECS Medical Electrical Inspection testing
EECS Medical Electrical service is designed to provide electrical safety to patients and healthcare personnel in a healthcare setting. These systems utilize an isolated power supply to reduce the risk of electrical shock to patients and healthcare personnel. Line isolation monitors are used to detect faults and ensure that hazardous current does not reach the patient or healthcare personnel.
The Inspections and line isolation monitors is essential in ensuring that patients and healthcare personnel are safe during medical procedures.
https://www.youtube.com/embed/PcUzvzSyKkw EECS Medical Electrical Inspection performs thorough inspections of line isolation monitors, including testing for the accuracy of hazard current measurements and ensuring that ground fault alarms trip at 5 milliamps, or within specifications. The company’s inspection process is designed to ensure that healthcare facilities meet the standards outlined in NFPA 99 and the Environment of Care standards for Joint Commission accreditation.
EECS Medical Electrical Inspections were initially used as an electrical safety measure during the years of flammable anesthetic agents. However, their use in the healthcare environment is making a big comeback due to the increased demand for electrical safety. EECS Medical Electrical Inspection is well-equipped to provide healthcare facilities with the necessary services to ensure the safety of patients and healthcare personnel.
EECS Medical Electrical Inspection is able to replace inoperative line isolation monitors and provide retrofitting when necessary. The company’s team of highly trained biomedical equipment maintenance technicians and field service engineers can provide biomedical equipment maintenance services for all medical equipment devices used in a healthcare setting. This ensures that all medical equipment devices are functioning correctly, minimizing downtime, and reducing repair costs.
EECS Medical Electrical Inspection is a company dedicated to providing high-quality annual inspection and recertification services for hospital, including line isolation monitors. The company ensures that healthcare facilities meet the highest standards of electrical safety, including compliance with NFPA 99 and the Environment of Care standards for Joint Commission accreditation. EECS Medical Electrical Inspection’s thorough inspection process ensures that all line isolation monitors are functioning correctly, and the company’s ability to replace inoperative line isolation monitors and provide biomedical equipment maintenance services makes it a valuable partner to healthcare facilities.
