Facility Management Services

Solar energy is now an important part of the Institute’s energy strategy. 3,16,831 kWh of solar power was generated in 2025, and hospital electricity consumption fell by 9.45% compared with 2024. Solar power →

1,648 aerators have been installed and 1,691 taps replaced across hospital and residential facilities, while 120 percolation wells support rainwater capture and groundwater recharge. Water →

Electrical, Civil, HVAC, Utility and Biomedical Engineering teams keep hospital operations uninterrupted through preventive maintenance, breakdown response, equipment management and infrastructure upkeep.

Housekeeping keeps patient-care areas, public spaces, residential facilities and the wider campus clean, hygienic and well kept, with structured supervision and operational monitoring.

Controlled access, surveillance, visitor and vehicle management, patrols and emergency support keep the campus safe for patients, attendants, staff, students and visitors.

CSSD, Laundry, Transport, Estate and Accommodation services form the support network around clinical care — sterile supplies, clean linen, mobility, accommodation and dependable campus services.

Keeps power flowing to the hospital and the residential complex through continuous monitoring and maintenance.

Provides hygienic, controlled air-conditioning for critical areas, including 12 operation theatres, ICUs, CCUs, cath labs, radiology, laboratories and other clinical zones.

The Utility team, part of the Engineering Department, runs and maintains the essential utilities of the hospital and the residential areas, including water, electricity and other vital systems. Its prompt maintenance keeps medical and living spaces functional, safe and comfortable for patients, staff and residents at all times.

Manages and maintains critical medical equipment, including the Siemens 3 Tesla MRI, the GE CT scanner and Allengers X-ray systems. The team handles installation, calibration, troubleshooting and repairs, and keeps 70% of the equipment running without annual maintenance contracts, which saves significant cost.

Supplies sterile instruments and materials to every department, so that each surgical and clinical procedure is supported by contamination-free equipment.

Four large washing machines and a set of dryers clean the linen from operation theatres, wards, ICUs and other areas. Supported by a dedicated team of Seva Dals, the laundry follows strict washing and sanitising protocols that play a vital part in infection control, so patients have fresh, clean linen every day.

The communication backbone of the hospital, handling patient queries, intra-hospital calls, telephone repairs and network upkeep. The lines have been upgraded from copper to a PRI system with optical-fibre connectivity for better clarity, reliability and capacity. The department also supports high-speed internet and runs the hospital’s Code Blue emergency call system.

A team of 15 keeps the hospital’s gardens in good condition. With bush cutters, a tractor and other tools, they maintain neat lawns, trimmed hedges and healthy, pest-free plants for a clean, green and serene campus.

A fleet of two cars, a college bus for nursing students, a tractor and an ambulance supports the hospital and the college. Trained drivers and well-maintained vehicles move staff, students, patients and essential materials safely and on time, for routine and emergency needs.

A team of 45 trained staff keeps the hospital clean, safe and hygienic, from operation theatres to waiting areas. Two Roots cleaning machines, hospital-grade chemicals and strict cleaning protocols help prevent infection and keep every patient-care and public area spotless.

Manages the staff residences, guest accommodation and two nursing college hostels within a secure gated community. The campus has 198 flats and bungalows with a gym, indoor games and other essential amenities, and the Estate Office looks after their maintenance and upkeep.

Runs the sound, projection and public-address systems for hospital events and daily operations, using a Soundcraft 24-channel digital mixer and a Yamaha 12-channel analogue mixer. Soothing bhajans are broadcast throughout the hospital 24 hours a day, creating a calm atmosphere for patients and attendants.

Provides round-the-clock protection across the hospital and the residential areas. Trained security staff monitor entry and exit points, manage visitor access and patrol critical zones, working with the CCTV monitoring room to respond quickly to any concern.

Cameras placed across critical hospital zones and the staff residential areas provide round-the-clock surveillance, help detect unauthorised access and support a prompt response to incidents.

Alarms, detectors, extinguishers and sprinkler systems cover every area in and around the hospital. Regular training sessions teach staff and students fire prevention, emergency evacuation and safe escape.

Turns all the food waste from the canteen and bakery into nutrient-rich compost for the gardens and landscaping, reducing landfill waste.

Used water is treated and recycled. The treated water supplies the flush tanks in the residential area and irrigates the gardens across the campus, reducing fresh-water consumption.

Seva Dal volunteers serve the hospital round the clock in the spirit of selfless service, whether folding linen in the laundry, washing dishes in the Dietary department or guiding the large crowds at the hospital gates each morning. Gents and ladies Seva Dals have their own recreation hubs on campus. Sevadal →