About the sector
Healthcare projects are assured as much as they are built. Hivenox assembles the compliance evidence as the work happens, so commissioning and accreditation are a review of what already exists rather than a scramble to reconstruct it.
Assurance that an accreditor will accept, assembled as you build rather than after.
What the programme is up against
Accreditation evidence
Every critical system has to be demonstrably compliant, not just compliant.
Services density
Medical gas, power and ventilation competing for the same ceiling space.
Live campuses
Building beside an operating hospital constrains every hour of work.
Commissioning
A long, sequential tail where one failed witness test delays the lot.
The challenge
Commissioning evidence lived in inboxes, site photos and a shared drive. Assembling an accreditation pack meant weeks of retrieval, and any gap found at that point was a gap that could no longer be filled.
The approach
How Hivenox and its AI Workers are designed to run a programme like this, on one record. A person approves, rejects or queries every decision.
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Evidence at the point of work
Compliance & Quality is designed to hold ITPs, witness tests and sign-offs against the asset they certify.
- 02
Services coordinated first
Design & BIM is designed to flag ceiling-space clashes before the ductwork is on site.
- 03
Obligations tracked
Document Intelligence is designed to read the specification and hold each obligation against its evidence.
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Commissioning as a path
Delivery Assurance is designed to treat the witness-test sequence as part of the critical path, not a tail.
An AI Worker in action
A worked example of the check the Design & BIM AI Worker is designed to run: connected sources, a comparison, a flagged risk and a decision sent to a person.
- Autodesk Construction Cloud
- IFC models
- Revit
- Navisworks
Duct clashes with beam at Level 4, grid C3
Likely impact: MediumAssign the clash to the mechanical designer
What changes
What the approach is designed to change. Illustrative, not a measured result.
