Vaughan Engineering has commenced the installation of mechanical, electrical, and public health (MEP) works at the new St Ann’s Hospice in Cheadle, a flagship healthcare project being delivered by Caddick Construction. The development marks a significant milestone in the long-awaited replacement of the existing Heald Green hospice, ensuring patients receive the highest quality care in a modern, purpose-built facility.
Vaughan Engineering: A Trusted Partner in MEP Excellence
With decades of experience in delivering complex MEP solutions, Vaughan Engineering brings a wealth of expertise to this critical healthcare project. The company is renowned for its commitment to engineering excellence, delivering innovative, sustainable, and efficient building services across the UK. Their role in the St Ann’s Hospice project involves designing and installing vital mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems to support the hospice’s state-of-the-art facilities.
Vaughan’s work will ensure the building operates with maximum energy efficiency while providing a comfortable, safe, and well-regulated environment for patients, staff, and visitors. Their approach to MEP design and installation aligns seamlessly with Caddick Construction’s high standards, making them an ideal partner in bringing this project to life.
Collaborative Design: TB&A and TACE’s Key Roles
To support the successful delivery of this complex project, Vaughan Engineering has partnered with TB&A as their appointed MEP design team. TB&A is a leading engineering consultancy known for its innovative and sustainable design solutions in healthcare, commercial, and residential sectors. Their expertise in creating energy-efficient and future-proofed building services will be instrumental in shaping the hospice’s infrastructure.
Additionally, the project benefits from the oversight of TACE, the client’s appointed checking consultant. As an independent consultancy specialising in building services engineering, TACE ensures that all MEP designs meet the highest industry standards, providing an added layer of quality assurance. Their involvement guarantees compliance, functionality, and long-term performance of the installed systems.
A Prestigious Project for the Community
The redevelopment of St Ann’s Hospice is a vital project for Greater Manchester, providing much-needed modern facilities to support end-of-life care. The partnership between Vaughan Engineering, TB&A, TACE, and Caddick Construction demonstrates a commitment to delivering a high-quality healthcare environment that will benefit patients for years to come.
With Vaughan Engineering at the helm of the MEP works, this collaboration ensures the new hospice will be equipped with cutting-edge, sustainable building services—setting a new standard for specialist healthcare facilities in the region.
