The Business Journal and its “Daily Buzz” online broadcast featured Tri-Area Electric’s project at Salem Community Hospital today.
Click here to access the Daily Buzz page, then play the May 13 edition and scroll ahead to the 4:58 point for the Tri-Area story.
Tri-Area Electric was featured in the Business Journal for its work at Salem Community Hospital.
In the segment, reporter Jeremy Lydic interviews Tri-Area project manager Michael Johnston about the complicated nature of hospital projects.
“Hospital projects specifically are a lot more complicated,” Johnston says in the story. “There’s three wiring systems in a hospital as opposed to an office building or school. The need for redundancy and back-up for life safety, patient safety, etc. is the most important thing.”
Lydic mentioned other specific requirements among the electrical component of the hospital expansion project, including medical imaging devices, medical gas systems and infection risk control standards for ventilation and dust containment. The Salem project is anticipated to be completed in early 2014.
Joe Dickey Electric of North Lima is performing a similar hospital expansion project at St. Elizabeth’s Boardman campus.
Tri-Area Electric, out of Youngstown, and other Youngstown and Warren NECA-IBEW Electricians contractors are uniquely qualified to perform the most complex commercial, industrial and residential electrical installations. And with an available workforce from IBEW Local 573 in Warren and IBEW Local 64 in Youngstown customers are assured of highly skilled, experienced and trained electricians being on the job.