Our client identified a problem with reduced operational availability of gas-fired boilers at several provincial hospitals, which are used for heating, sterilization and cleaning in the hospitals. We were requested to do an assessment to identify the causes for the poor reliability of the boilers and provide guidance on improved maintenance practices.
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