In healthcare construction, the first tool isn’t a hammer — it’s infection control. Union contractors and carpenters with the New York City District Council of Carpenters know that before any work begins, containment plans, clean zones, and patient protections must already be in place.
At events like the Commercial Observer AMFP forums, AMFP’s Turning the Tables Expo, and the New York Healthcare Summit, CCA Metro connected with industry leaders about the role of ICRA-trained union contractors and carpenters in occupied healthcare construction.
We provide an 8-hour ICRA Awareness training to healthcare professionals, developers, general contractors, and sub-contractors — while union carpenters complete a 24-hour intensive worker qualification course to safely work in occupied healthcare facilities. This training keeps contaminants contained, air clean, and care uninterrupted — which is why these union contractors and carpenters are trusted to work in active hospitals and medical centers.
