CT Units and PET-CT Units

CT and PET-CT Unit Design and Build

ModuleCo designs and builds CT and PET-CT facilities in accordance with Health Building Note 06-01 guidance. This encompasses careful zoning, radiation protection, infection control, and ergonomic workflow design to support clinical teams. Our factory first construction method enables fast-track delivery without compromising quality.

Rooms housing CT and PET-CT scanners incorporate appropriate shielding to protect staff and adjacent areas from radiation exposure. This typically includes lead-lined walls, doors, and observation windows, as well as shielding within floors and ceilings where necessary. The specific level of protection is determined through collaboration with a radiation protection advisor (RPA) as part of our design process, with all shielding installed during the off-site modular build phase.

We have extensive experience working with all major equipment suppliers and coordinate closely with clients to ensure that all service and spatial requirements are met. Our module floors are engineered to support the substantial static and dynamic loads associated with CT and PET-CT scanners.

Facilities can be delivered as single-module permanent solutions or integrated into larger imaging departments comprising MRI, X-ray, ultrasound, and support areas. Each project is tailored to the Trust’s clinical needs, estate constraints, and long-term strategy.

We have successfully delivered small, single-scanner CT and PET-CT units, as well as larger standalone integrated diagnostic centres and focused imaging centres that incorporate CT/PET-CT alongside other diagnostic and imaging specialities.

Go Modular, Not Mobile

Mobile CT and PET-CT units often do not meet the same standards as those designed and built for permanent use, resulting in a less optimal clinical environment and a less comfortable care experience for patients during what can be a challenging procedure.

Our smaller modular CT and PET-CT units provide a superior alternative to mobile units. They are available for temporary hire without compromising on quality or compliance with Health Building Notes (HBN).