Health estates and engineering. Your contractors. Proof on the work order.

Estates jobs for your team or contractors, followed up until photos and sign-off — across every campus.

Hospital and health-estate teams run plant, access and after-hours defects on the same contractor book — engineering services, facilities and support sites. OpsChase gives every campus one board: your mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire partners get a visible follow-up clock until photos and sign-off are on the job before the next shift change.

  • Your own team or your contractors — give each job to your engineering staff or your contracted firms per campus or precinct.
  • Follow-up until sign-off — respond and attend expectations stay on the work order; escalation fires on silence so estates coordinators are not rebuilding the night from radio calls.
  • Proof before close: photos, certificates and checklists attach to the work order, and the job can’t be closed until the pack matches your template.

Estates coordinators raise from the ward block, plant room or after-hours desk; regional engineering sees every open clock without opening an inbox per site. Book a demo with your campus list and contractor book — we map access notes, infection-control flags and proof standards onto one flow, your contractors first. OpsChase is facilities follow-up and close-out — not clinical systems of record.

After-hours plant faults live in radio calls

The estates coordinator knows the mechanical firm was paged. Morning engineering cannot see confirmation, attendance or proof on one record.

Is OpsChase a clinical or patient-care system?
No. OpsChase follows up on facilities and engineering work orders — contractor confirmation, attendance and close-out proof. Clinical records and patient systems stay where they belong.
Can we keep our estates contractors?
Yes. Send jobs per campus to the mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire partners you work with, and set who you call first for each.
How does after-hours work run?
After-hours flags send the job to the contractor who covers that campus overnight. Follow-up stays on the work order until photos and sign-off land — not only in the coordinator’s phone.
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Start with the part you need today and add the rest when you’re ready. One site or many.

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