Hospital property management is mainly responsible for the maintenance and management of facilities, equipment, environment, safety and other materials in the hospital. Specifically, hospital property management work includes the following aspects:
(1) hospital facilities maintenance: regular inspection and repair of hospital buildings, doors, windows, floors, ceilings and other internal and external facilities to ensure the normal operation and safety of hospital facilities.
(2) Medical Equipment Maintenance: Maintenance, troubleshooting and upkeep of various medical equipment in the hospital, such as radiographs, operating tables, etc., to ensure that the equipment is put into use in good condition.
(3) environmental health management: management and take measures to prevent the impact of pollutants generated in the process of hospital disposal of waste and so on on the health care workers, and will be maintained in a neat, clean and orderly hospital environment.
(4) Parking lot and goods management: management of the hospital parking lot, goods, equipment, etc., to ensure that the traffic order is safe and anti-theft, without affecting the normal work of the hospital.
(5) security risks: potential or existing security risks in the hospital to be investigated and prevented. If problems are found, they should be reported and dealt with in a timely manner.
(6) fire-fighting equipment management: fire-fighting equipment for routine maintenance, and fire-fighting drills, capacity and preventive knowledge popularization arrangements to ensure that the hospital to maximize the degree of security.
(7) Property Cost Control and Savings: Responsible for the management of property costs, providing advice on material purchases and ensuring the rational use of hospital facilities.
Through the hospital property management, it can effectively maintain the normal operation of the hospital facilities, environment and other basic conditions, and provide a safer, more comfortable and healthy working and treatment environment for patients and staff.