ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS
Paul Hopps Apex boasts a 160,000 ft2 headquarters in the city of Durham, with overseas operations in the UAE and Australia.
Case studies n Bournemouth and Poole Women and Children’s Hospital
Apex won a contract to supply and install modular wiring at Bournemouth and Poole Women and Children’s Hospital, due for completion in 2025. Further solidifying its reputation as a trusted supplier to healthcare facilities, the company worked with contractors, IHP and W Portsmouth, ensuring that the project benefited from the seamless integration of modular solutions. Modular systems will enhance the facility’s infrastructure and optimise patient care, providing an efficient, adaptable electrical system. The Apex team ensured quality, reliability, and safety for the project from start to finish.
n St Bartholomew’s Hospital, London The successful 10-year redevelopment of Britain’s oldest hospital saw Apex play a pivotal role in enhancing the facility’s infrastructure and reducing the hospital’s
carbon footprint via modular wiring. Apex seamlessly integrated modular solutions into the project in collaboration with Skanska and other key stakeholders, ensuring that the installation aligned perfectly with client needs, contributing to the project’s success. By leveraging leading-edge wiring solutions, Apex reduced carbon emissions as well as energy costs, and modernised the development’s electrical system. These are just some of the benefits that going modular yielded. Apex enhanced operational efficiency, freeing up valuable resources redirected towards patient care.
n Sunshine Coast University Hospital, Australia
Apex provided modular wiring solutions to the Queensland Tertiary and Teaching Hospital when the project developer recognised our expertise, trusting the team to ensure timely delivery of essential electrical services. Faced with the obvious geographical challenges, Apex leveraged
With over two decades of experience in the electrical industry, Sales director at the company, Paul Hopps, has been with Apex Wiring Solutions for over 15 years, ‘delivering innovative, reliable wiring solutions to a wide range of sectors, with a keen focus in healthcare’. Spearheading many successful projects in the sector – including at Bournemouth and Poole Women and Children’s Hospital, Royal London Hospital, and Queen Alexandra in Portsmouth – he recognises ‘the need for rapid, reliable and safe wiring installations to help ease pressure on the NHS, which is still recovering from the impacts of the pandemic’.
its global network to streamline the process, overcoming hurdles to deliver seamless project execution. Thanks to modular solutions, the Sunshine Coast University Hospital was equipped with reliable and efficient electrical services, ensuring that it provides high-quality healthcare.
n Royal London Hospital This 160,000 m2
project faced numerous
Apex Wiring Systems said: “The whole process – from manufacture to installation – is hands-on, to ensure consistent quality and welfare before the project is complete.”
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logistical challenges that Apex was selected to help overcome, providing modular solutions to the 727-bedded facility to allow electrical activity across all areas of the hospital. The size and complexity of the project presented challenges, such as coordinating installations across vast areas, and implementing modular systems within existing building work. Apex utilised its modular system, which offers flexibility, scalability, and easy installation, in collaboration with Skanska, mitigating challenges and ensuring that the client’s requirements were met. This project was significant in the healthcare landscape due to being home of the Air Ambulance and housing Europe’s largest renal service. The dedication and expertise of Apex’s team saw the project successfully executed, highlighting Apex’s capacity to meet the unique needs of healthcare facilities globally.
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