Infection Prevention in Healthcare Construction
The Carpenters International Training Fund (CITF) is at the forefront in creating industry-leading programs in infection prevention and awareness:
The UBC-ICRA Train-the-Trainer Model

Master Instructors from UBC-ICRA put qualified trainers through a rigorous 40-hour train-the-trainer program using simulated healthcare facility conditions. Those who successfully complete this course are then qualified to teach ICRA Best Practices to carpenters at regional training centers. Refresher courses are mandatory for instructors to maintain qualifications.

Qualified instructors from UBC-ICRA train UBC carpenters on how to remain productive within ICRA protocols in combined hands-on, classroom, and simulation training. Carpenters who successfully complete the course earn a qualification card in the 24-hour ICRA Best Practices Training Program. Refresher courses are mandatory.
Curriculum
UBC-ICRA training was developed in consultation with leading construction-related infection prevention experts, who worked with the CITF to create and implement a curriculum that reflects the best practices needed to deliver trained construction professionals for healthcare jobsites. The curriculum and training materials undergo regular expert review to refine technical information and anticipate emerging jobsite requirements.
UBC-ICRA training and curriculum are designed to meet the exacting standards required by the Joint Commission for mitigating infection risk during building design and construction.

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