Healthcare Pre-Construction Risk Assessment (PCRA) Series
The GSC Healthcare Pre-Construction Risk Assessment (PCRA) Series is a structured three-course learning pathway for healthcare professionals involved in construction, renovation, maintenance, infection prevention, facilities, safety, and operational planning. Learners begin with PCRA foundations, progress through the full assessment workflow from scope to closeout, and finish by applying judgment in realistic healthcare scenarios. Purchase includes access to all three courses, completed in sequence.
Training designed to carry into the workplace.
Healthcare construction and renovation can affect patients, staff, infection-control conditions, life-safety systems, utilities, access, noise, vibration, and ongoing operations. The GSC PCRA Series teaches pre-construction risk assessment as an active risk-control process: understand the work scope, identify who and what may be affected, select protective practices, monitor conditions, and adjust controls when the work changes.
Across the three-course pathway, learners build from PCRA fundamentals into practical assessment and applied decision-making. The series emphasizes that a completed form is not the goal; the goal is a defensible process that connects project scope, healthcare risk, protective controls, communication, monitoring, and follow-through before and during work.
Healthcare Facilities, Safety/EHS, Infection Prevention, project and construction personnel, clinical or operational representatives, and others who participate in planning, reviewing, coordinating, or monitoring construction and renovation work in healthcare environments.