TORONTO — PCL Constructors Canada Inc. (Toronto) has achieved substantial completion on the Milton District Hospital (MDH) expansion project.
There were more than 600 workers onsite daily, working on a tight, 21-month design-build schedule, which also took place on an active hospital site, explains a release. More than 1.2 million hours were worked without a lost time injury (LTI).
"Accomplishing an excess of 1.2 million hours worked without an LTI is a tremendous achievement and I want to thank each and every person who stepped foot on this construction site for making it their personal responsibility to work safely," said PCL Toronto district manager Kelly Wallace in a statement.
PCL’s role on the project was design-builder as part of the Plenary Health team.
The major partners involved in delivering the project on time and on budget under Infrastructure Ontario’s Alternative Financing and Procurement delivery model include:
• owner: Halton Healthcare
• project sponsor, equity investor and financial arranger: Plenary Group
• design-builder: PCL Constructors Canada Inc. (Toronto)
• architect: B+H Architects and RTKL Associates
• facilities management: Johnson Controls Canada
• mechanical/electrical consultant: Smith and Andersen
• structural consultant: Parsons Brinkerhoff Halsall Inc. (WSP)
Halton Healthcare now has full access to the expansion and will begin preparing the space for occupancy, the release concluded. The hospital is expected to begin providing patient care services in the new space in fall 2017.
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