Bank holiday removal of 3.0T MRI requires teamwork
Anode Projects, Ergéa and Pop Projects teamed up to remove a GE HealthCare Architect 3.0T MRI on a bank holiday. The project called on the skills and teamwork of everyone involved, along with careful planning and execution.
Anode Projects led the collaboration, making sure every part of the removal went smoothly and safely.
“The team brought innovative solutions and technical know-how, tackling tough challenges, including an extremely narrow exit route, but it managed to complete the job smoothly, working through the night to keep things on track,” Anode Projects said.
“James Laurie, Dave Thomas, Tom Burns and the Anode team provided crucial support, managing all the logistics and ensuring everything ran seamlessly. This project shows what can be achieved when top-notch teams work together. Well done to Anode Projects, Christopher Young at Ergéa and Jody Williams at Pop Projects for a job well done.
Picture: The team worked through the night to complete the removal on time.
Read this report on page 3 of the June 2025 issue of RAD Magazine.
