
Siemens SOMATOM Definition AS
64-slice CT installation, calibration, PACS integration and operator training.
Explore projectTranslate manufacturer requirements into a coordinated engineering scope and an imaging room ready for installation.
Power quality, cooling, shielding and the route through the building decide how well a scanner performs for the next decade. We read the manufacturer's site requirements and turn them into work the contractors can build.
RF and radiation shielding, floors, doors, windows, power and ceiling services — from the bare shell to the room the scanner arrives into.
Coordinate magnet, equipment and control rooms; RF shielding and penetrations; helium vent requirements where applicable; cooling, power, grounding, access and safety zoning.
Plan the gantry and table layout, control room, electrical loads, PDU/UPS, cooling, cable routes, radiation protection, emergency circuits, warning lights and network readiness.
Coordinate procedure, control and equipment rooms with structural, electrical, cooling and shielding requirements, monitoring systems, ceiling equipment and imaging connectivity.
Plan room layout, tube and table positions, wall-stand requirements, generator power, cable routes, shielding, warning lights, door interlocks and network connections.
Coordinate system positioning, power, grounding, cooling, the control console, radiation shielding, safety interfaces and DICOM connectivity.
Site requirements, drawings and interface points extracted from the manufacturer's documentation.
The existing room, services and access route measured against them.
Electrical, HVAC, structural, shielding and network scope defined and coordinated.
Bills of quantities, contractor coordination and follow-up while the works proceed.
Every interface verified and signed off before the delivery date is confirmed.