PKC Evaluation ©2014

Denovo's

Mold removal

Remediation Construction

Medical Equipment Procurement and Installation

Relocations

Ground-Up Construction

Design-Build

Merger & Acquisitions

Facility Management Services

Equipment Maintenance Services

Renovations

Medical procedure to replace the blood through a transfusion

A specialized medical treatment for diabetes and obesity

A medical process for removing waste and excess water from the blood.

A preparatory medical procedure before surgery

Whenever I see someone's personal medical information left out in the open

Only when our sub-contractors are working in the facility

At all times

Only when working after hours when no personnel are present

Hazardous conditions that could result in a slip and fall accident

Where flooding has caused damage to floors or finishes

Where excessive water use has resulted in peeling paint or laminates that have separated

Conditions present that can result in the presentation of Mold or other contaminates.

IRS - Internal Renal Services

FDA - Food and Drug Administration

OSHA - Occupational Safety and Health Agency

CMS - Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

Free Medical Treatment

Additional reading and training materials about blood borne pathogens

Hepatitis B immunization shots

Immunization against STD's

Clean sinks are where patients, staff and workers wash their hands regularly. Dirty sinks are used to dispose of contaminated fluids or other medical waste.

Clean sinks are countertop sinks and dirty sinks are at floor level, like a mop sink.

Clean sinks are only used for cleaning medical equipment or dishes, dirty sinks are for the rinsing out of dirty cleaning supplies, mop heads, or washrags

Clean sinks are kept clean and never used, Dirty sinks are where hands are washed and water is used.

Clean sinks use sensor controls, Dirty sinks are controlled by paddles

Only restroom sinks use sensors, all others use paddles

Handicap accessible sinks are controlled by sensors, normal handwashing sinks use paddles

Only sinks in the breakrooms use paddles, all others use sensors

So that you know which sink to use for a specific purpose

So that visitors and guests will know which sinks to use

So the CT's (clinical technicians) can do various tasks without concern for contamination

So the contractors will know which sinks to use to clean their brushes

All areas surrounding wet counters, faucets, and high concentrated chemical fluids.

In the equipment room where the dialysis tanks using chemicals are kept

In the medical treatment room only.

In the restrooms and mop closets

Any location that is within 6 feet of a water source or chemical use area

Only in the restrooms and mop sink areas

All areas surrounding wet counters, faucets, wet labs, R.O. rooms and where chemicals are used.

In the R.O. rooms only

Oil-based waterproof paint

FRP

Marine-grade plywood

Moisture-resistant drywall (Greenrock)

Dens-Glass

Granite

CCA treated plywood

Dura Rock

No, because wood pallets pose a potential fire hazard.

Yes, as long as the deliveries are moved to a more permanent storage area within 30 days.

No, Wood pallets are not permitted on the floor due to water penetration in a wet environment.

Yes, as long as the pallets are made from treated lumber

A stainless steel drop-in sink that is installed into the countertop. Resistant to harsh chemicals like bicarb and acid.

A sink that has the controls integrated into the countertop.

A sink that is built-in to the wall that it is connected to and is part of the same material.

Where the sink is formed as part of the solid-surface countertop and can withstand constant flow of fluids like bicarb and acid.

Protection, repair and maintenance of all surfaces that can contaminate a clinic.

Sterilization of Only the areas used on a daily basis by the clinical staff

Sterilization of all countertop surfaces throughout the clinic.

Proper handwashing and medical treatment for any injury, cut, or open sore

PEX, Cast Iron, or ABS is permissible outside of California

PVC schedule 80 is the only material allowed throughout the US as regulated by CMS

PEX and ABS are acceptable substitutes within the state of California

Copper, Cast Iron, and Aluminum can be used only on the east coast.

PKC Superintendents are responsible for hiring a specialized cleaning crew to clean the jobsite at the end of each shift

All PKC team members, including subs, should cleanup throughout their shift with an emphasis on the last hour of the work shift.

Cleanup should only be done after hours when clinic staff will not be disturbed

The clinic's janitorial staff is responsible for cleaning at the end of each day

Only in the breakroom on a dry-erase whiteboard. It should be visible by PKC supervisors and DaVita clinic staff

It should be posted in the reception area for all PKC, DaVita staff, and patients to see and keep track of

It should be posted only in the construction area and shared with all PKC members and sub-contractors

It should be posted in any high traffic area, such as the breakroom, and visible to ALL staff members

Facility Auditor - a government agency employee responsible for auditing the conditions of a clinic

Facility Administrator - the manager of the clinic

Fabulous Artwork - the pictures in the lobby, usually done by patients

Faulty Automation - Condition when the automatic controls in the R.O. room fail to operate as designed

Certified person responsible for the operation and maintenance of all the renal equipment in the clinic.

Refers to the group of trained technicians and nurses who care for the dialysis patients

Special Biological medication that is prescribed to each patient to aide in their dialysis treatments

A medical doctor who oversees the treatment of all the patients

Regional Operations Division

Regional Operations Director

Renal Operating Dialysis

Regular Old Dialysis

The Charge Nurse

The state inspector

DaVita Operations Project Manager

The manager of the DaVita facility we are working in

retro-fitting the R.O. room with epoxy flooring.

Installing new countertops and cabinets throughout the clinic

Building back an area that was previously contaminated by mold, or water damage where the removal of a contaminated area was performed by certified contractors other than PKC

A project that requires the complete re-construction of the clinic treatment area(s)

Personal Propagation Edifice

Proprietary Protection Equipment

Personal Protection Equipment

Proprietary Pantone Etymology

Face Shields

Gowns

Pocket Knife

Paper Towels

Decontamination supplies

Gloves

Walk-Off Mats

Masks

At all times when working anywhere in the clinic

Throughout the treatment area, labs, around open pipes and walls.

Anywhere when working with hazardous materials

Only when working in the R.O. room around chemicals

PKC orders and provides all PPE

PPE is provided by the clinics and available just outside the treatment floor area

True

False

True

False

True

False

True

False

Remove all of the water damaged materials and consult with the appropriate sub-contractor to bid the work and issue a change-order

Stop all work in that immediate area, use plastic sheeting to mask off with heavy tape and report in writing to DaVita immediately.

Mark off the affected area and continue working around it. Put it in your daily report for your Project Manager to address the following day

Stop all work in the clinic immediately and notify the manager to perform an evacuation of all staff and patients

Red indicates that these are for the disposal of bio-hazardous materials only and are to be handled separately from standard debris

The red indicates that these are priority trash cans that will be emptied before all others.

Red indicates that when full, you must stop what you are doing and immediately empty the container into the nearest dumpster.

There is no significance to the color, it was just purchased that way by choice.

Communication

Efficiency

Cleanliness

Kindness

An approved scope of work from the DaVita PM that matches the contract

A Notice to Proceed or signed contract from DaVita

Signed off color scheme with finish materials

Approvals for laminate and solid surface countertop materials including colors

Keys and alarm codes to the branch where we will be performing the work

Personal Cell Phone number of the Facility Administrator

Three full sets of construction drawings

Delivery of a roll-off dumpster at the jobsite

True

False

True

False

Photos of your kids or grandkids

Photos of what you had for lunch

Photos of the dumpster used for PKC trash

Photos showing daily progress

Photos of each contractor for identification purposes

Complete series of photos showing the start, middle, and end of each shift.

Photos showing temporary protection of the site

providing a forum for the Project Manager to share any grievances about job performance with the Superintendent.

determining which sub-contractors should be allowed back on the job next week.

Informing the Superintendent and other PKC personnel about changes in procedure at the office and informing the crew about any changes to their daily reporting methods.

Keeping the entire PKC construction team informed about all aspects of the job, its progress, and to discuss any problems that have arisen and how they may affect the project.

Check with your PKC Admin assistant to find out when the items will be available

Confirm directly with the DaVita Project manager verbally as to when the items will be delivered.

Contact your Project Manager to see if they have the answer from DaVita yet.

Obtain a written confirmation on the lead times directly from the party responsible for delivering them to the jobsite.

Returning your keys and access codes to the Facility Manager

Filling out the PKC Closeout Checklist

Thanking the staff for their cooperation during the project

Purchasing donuts and coffee for the entire staff as a way to say thank you from PKC.

No One.

ONLY the Superintendent

The Superintendent or the Assistant Superintendent

Any PKC employee who is available

The Facility Administrator or the Bio-Med