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Healthcare facilities must protect patients, staff, and operations while meeting stringent environmental and safety requirements. Citadel supports hospitals, medical campuses, and healthcare providers with hazardous materials consulting, industrial hygiene, indoor environmental quality, infection control support, compliance, and environmental planning throughout renovations, expansions, and ongoing operations.
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Building Sciences
Harbor-UCLA Medical Center
County of Los Angeles Public Works
Torrance, CA
Citadel EHS has supported the County of Los Angeles at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center since 2016, providing environmental, hazardous materials, industrial hygiene, and construction-related consulting across an active healthcare campus. Citadel’s work has supported planning, renovation, demolition, replacement construction, and ongoing facility operations in an environment where protecting patients, staff, contractors, and uninterrupted hospital services is critical.
Building Sciences
Martin Luther King, Jr. Medical Campus
County of Los Angeles, Department of Public Works
Los Angeles, CA
Citadel EHS supported the redevelopment of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Medical Campus Behavioral Health Center (MLK Behavioral Health Center) by providing comprehensive environmental consulting, hazardous materials surveys, industrial hygiene services, and construction-phase environmental compliance support.
Building Sciences
Valley Presbyterian Hospital
Valley Presbyterian Hospital / Jensen & Partners
Van Nuys, CA
Citadel EHS has served as the on-call environmental and hazardous materials consultant for Valley Presbyterian Hospital (VPH) for over 14 years, providing comprehensive Building Sciences and Industrial Hygiene services across the hospital's campus in Van Nuys, California.
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