Discover our solutions for hospitals
In modern healthcare environments, operating rooms and ICUs serve as the most critical treatment areas, demanding extremely high standards of cleanliness within their indoor environments. As a specialized provider of medical environment solutions, OCCR Company is dedicated to offering comprehensive cleanroom design and product supporting services to hospitals and other institutions. We ensure that operating rooms, ICUs, and other clean areas meet national and international cleanliness standards, effectively preventing cross‑infections and enhancing patient treatment safety as well as healthcare worker efficiency.
We provide integrated system solutions that comply with hospital building design codes, encompassing ultra‑clean technology suitable for operating rooms, ICUs, and other clean areas; negative pressure isolation technology for postoperative and infectious disease wards; and sterilization and disinfection technology tailored to the normalized epidemic prevention needs in public areas. Our filters and sterilization equipment can effectively remove particles and microorganisms from the air, achieving the dual effects of sterilization, disinfection, and air purification, thereby safeguarding indoor air safety in hospitals and related institutions. Additionally, we offer flooring, wall materials, ceiling materials for hospital renovations, as well as various medical furniture.

Prevent Surgical‑Site & Cross‑Infection
Well‑designed hospital sterile zones reduce surgical‑site infection and hospital‑acquired infection, improving patient safety and medical service quality.

Tropical‑climate‑adapted Sterile‑zone Performance
Optimized HVAC, dehumidification and anti‑mold material solutions ensure stable cleanliness performance under high‑humidity tropical conditions.

Support Local Healthcare Authority Acceptance & Compliance
Complete drawing, test and validation documentation prepared to satisfy local health‑department acceptance requirements for hospital sterile‑zone projects.
Our Services

Planning & Engineering Design
● Conduct site survey, requirement analysis and layout planning for operating rooms, ICUs, negative‑pressure isolation wards and CSSD departments.
● Deliver full construction drawings, pressure‑cascade, HVAC system design and BIM 3D models complying with local hospital building and healthcare authority requirements.

Procurement & Component Supply
● Supply hospital‑grade sterile‑zone components: wall‑ceiling panels, medical air‑tight doors, anti‑bacterial flooring, AHU units, filters, medical furniture and sterilization equipment.
● Offer standard and custom‑modified parts, supported by cross‑border supply chain for Indonesia, Southeast Asia and East‑Africa hospital projects.
Construction & On‑Site Installation
● Carry out contamination‑controlled construction & installation for operating rooms, ICUs, infectious isolation wards and CSSD sterile supply departments.
● Support new‑build projects and phased renovation for running hospitals, cooperating with qualified local subcontractors across target regions.
Commissioning, Testing & Hospital‑Grade Validation
● Perform full‑system commissioning: airflow balancing, particle/microbial testing, pressure‑gradient verification, temperature‑humidity calibration for hospital sterile areas.
● Issue complete hospital‑grade validation reports for project hand‑over, hospital acceptance and local health‑authority inspection.

Compliance & Standards Consulting
● Review layout, airflow organisation, pressure cascade, material specification and validation planning for hospital sterile‑zone projects.
● Optimize drawings & documentation to match local hospital acceptance standards, reduce rework and avoid project delays.
Sterile‑zone Maintenance & Ongoing Monitoring
● Provide long‑term preventive service for OR, ICU and isolation wards: HEPA/FFU filter replacement, airflow re‑balancing, regular particle and microbial monitoring.
● Conduct periodic performance audits, sustain medical‑hygiene compliance, minimise downtime and hospital‑acquired‑infection risks.














