Industry: Health
Client: UHN University Health Network
Project: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
4
months ahead of schedule​
Global
sourcing to support Canadian
Services Provided (to be adjusted):
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Concept development
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Thumbnail sketching
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Competitive landscape survey
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Product compliance review (quality and safety requirements, testing requirements, market approval requirements)
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Product labeling, specifications, intended use, and indications for use statements development
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Product quality assurance service
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Project management service
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Manufacturing & Sourcing
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Materials consultation
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Supply chain validation
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Vendor assessment
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Internal and external quality audits
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Onshore and offshore manufacturing support
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Quality Management Systems implantation
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Contract Manufacturing (CM) service
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Mechanical Engineering
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Mechanical Design and Drafting
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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
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Design for Manufacturability (DFM)
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Design for Assembly (DFA)
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Process Engineering & Optimization
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Material Selection and Analysis
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Equipment Design & Layout
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Design Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (DFMEA)
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Thermal Analysis
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Rapid Prototyping
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3D Modeling and Simulation
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Product Lifecycle Management
Project Detail:
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Objective: During the challenging 2019 pandemic, Lake Harbour launched a project to address Canada's critical shortage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). The aim was to not only meet but also exceed the country's PPE needs in a timely manner.
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Challenges:
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Navigating the urgent and scarce supply of PPE during the pandemic.
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Adapting PPE to meet specific Canadian healthcare standards and needs.
Strategy and Achievements:
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Innovation: Designed new solution to prevent window fogging
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Rapid Development and Execution: Completed the project four months ahead of schedule.
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Prototype Development: Created a prototype specifically tailored to Canadian requirements.
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Strategic Sourcing: Initially sourced PPE units from China, addressing immediate needs.
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Customization Process: Meticulously modified the PPE units, guided by a detailed Statement of Work (SOW), to comply with Canadian healthcare standards.
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Adaptability and Responsiveness: Demonstrated exceptional capability to innovate and adapt quickly in response to a global health crisis.
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Innovative design to prevent window fogging
Global sourcing to support Canadian hospitals
Internal Quality Audits