HEALTHCARE ESTATES
A global leader in steam system engineering
Spirax Sarco is the global leader in steam system engineering, helping healthcare organisations improve operational efficiency, enhance resilience, and support their sustainability goals. The company says: “With more than 135
years of expertise, we work alongside NHS Trusts and healthcare facilities to optimise steam systems that are critical to patient care and the smooth operation of hospitals. “Our solutions support a wide range of
healthcare applications including sterilisation, humidification, heating, hot water generation, laundry, and catering services. By improving steam system performance, we help reduce energy consumption, lower carbon emissions, and minimise operational costs while maintaining the highest standards of safety and reliability. “Our experienced engineers provide specialist
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services including steam system assessments, energy surveys, steam trap management, condensate recovery, system optimisation, and training. We also offer a comprehensive range of engineered products and digital monitoring solutions that help healthcare estates teams improve visibility, identify inefficiencies, and make informed maintenance decisions. “Visit Spirax Sarco on Stand B32 to discover
how we can help you improve the efficiency, reliability, and sustainability of your steam systems. Whether you are looking to reduce energy use, support your Net Zero ambitions, or enhance the resilience of critical steam infrastructure, our team will be on hand to discuss practical solutions tailored to your healthcare estate.”
The value of certainty
Currie & Brown is a world-leading project management, cost management, and advisory services firm. It explains: “We support healthcare
organisations across every stage of the asset lifecycle, from strategic advisory, healthcare planning, and business case development, through cost and project management to commissioning. We combine specialist expertise with data to help clients respond to complex challenges with certainty. “Working with healthcare organisations
globally, we’re helping our clients navigate the sector’s most pressing estate challenges. We are working on many of the UK’s largest hospital developments, including Monklands Hospital, the GOSH Children’s Cancer
Centre, and five New Hospital Programme schemes. “We are supporting clients in England to implement the NHS 10 Year Plan through operational transformation, and strategic planning to support the left shift and deliver neighbourhood health. Our project and cost management teams help turn strategy into reality, using global cost data to deliver projects that meet their objectives and create lasting value. Our extensive experience in PPP is also helping UK clients prepare for the handback of their PPP assets, across all sectors. “Our work is about creating environments that support better patient outcomes, help clinical teams do their best work, and deliver lasting social value.”
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Healthcare air handling engineered beyond
compliance
Daikin Applied UK Ltd says: “Designed specifically for hospitals and healthcare environments, the expanded HTM-Pro range now includes two new compact models, starting from just 740 mm wide – small enough to pass through a standard doorway – helping simplify refurbishment projects where installation space is limited. “The enhanced range also introduces dual-fan configurations, split-unit construction, and DX coil options, giving designers and estates teams even greater flexibility while meeting demanding HTM requirements. “Visit our specialists on Stand D28 to discuss healthcare ventilation, HTM compliance, and the latest HTM-Pro developments. “As part of Daikin Applied UK, we also
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provide chillers, heat pumps, lifecycle service, maintenance, and temporary rental solutions, supporting healthcare estates throughout the entire HVAC lifecycle.”
Stay connected, keep informed, and get ahead with IHEEM
The Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management (IHEEM) – the UK’s largest professional healthcare engineering Institute – serves its membership through continuous improvement and development of the benefits available to
individuals and company affiliates. Working collaboratively with partners and stakeholders, the provision to members ensures they can deliver a safe, effective, and efficient healthcare environment. Through its STEM, apprentice, student, and mentoring initiatives, IHEEM is dedicated to inspiring and developing future generations, and those aspiring to join the healthcare engineering and EFM sector. CEO Pete Sellars says: “There is a place at IHEEM for everyone working in and with the healthcare EFM sector, and a membership category to match your experience and qualifications.” As the Institute looks to the future, it continues to adapt, modernise, and drive the standard for its membership, the IHEEM family, and wider
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healthcare engineering community. Healthcare Estates 2026 sees updates on
AI-driven compliance reviews, a presentation from this year’s Big Bang STEM Competition winner, and detail on the new agreement with NHS England to hold and manage the register for Authorising Engineers across the estate. In the IHEEM Members’ Lounge, delegates will be able to directly engage with Branch and Technical Platform representatives, as well as learn more about joining the Institute, and the extensive range of membership benefits. The Institute’s monthly magazine, Health Estate Journal, will be widely available at the conference. For more information on any of the above, to access the event calendar, and more online resources, visit
iheem.org.uk.
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