Northcroft Hospital
RECOM Fire Solutions was appointed by Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust to deliver fire door remedial works at Northcroft Hospital in Erdington, Birmingham. The project was delivered with a focus on patient and staff safety, ensuring compliance through careful planning and precise execution.
Project Details:
Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust provides a wide range of services for people living with mental health conditions across the region. At Northcroft Hospital, fire safety improvements were identified as a priority to safeguard both patients and staff.
Our scope included fire door remediation and replacement, compliance planning tailored to budget, and full project management. We also provided strategic planning and clear fire safety information, ensuring the client had a complete view of the works and outcomes.
What we did differently
Working in a live mental health hospital setting required careful scheduling and a sensitive approach. We planned works out of hours where necessary to minimise disruption and ensure daily operations could continue safely.
Our team applied an outcome-driven method, allocating resources and programming works to resolve issues quickly while maintaining quality. With extensive experience in healthcare environments, we combined technical expertise with a collaborative, safety-first mindset that gave the Trust full confidence in the delivery of the project.
Our Outcomes
- Compliant fire doors delivered across the hospital.
- Seamless delivery with works scheduled out of hours to avoid disruption.
- All inspections, repairs and replacements logged, with recurring issues flagged for replacement to maintain safety.
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