Project Information
Güriş Kütahya City Hospital
Kütahya City Hospital brings healthcare services together on a large campus with a capacity of 610 beds, 20 operating rooms, and 79 intensive care beds. Maintaining service continuity across the hospital’s clinical and support areas requires planned technical maintenance, up-to-date asset information, and systematic tracking of field requests.
Different usage priorities in areas such as operating rooms, intensive care and support spaces require maintenance plans based on criticality and service continuity. Keeping location, team, required materials and execution evidence together in work orders strengthens traceability.
Shared information helps technical teams, cleaning teams and other support services assess field requests promptly and track service outcomes. This approach supports the hospital’s daily coordination and reporting needs.