Recent Lunch & Learn Sessions Now Available on YouTube

Two recent IHEA Lunch & Learn sessions are now available to watch on the IHEA YouTube channel, giving members the opportunity to catch up on technical discussions and practical industry insights.

These sessions reflect IHEA’s ongoing commitment to accessible learning and shared knowledge across the healthcare engineering sector.

Medical Air & Vacuum: Compliance, Reliability & Innovation

Presented by Adam Dunlop, Food & Medical Market Manager at Busch ANZ

This session focuses on the role of medical air and vacuum systems in supporting safe and reliable hospital operations. It explores key compliance considerations under AS 2896, alongside practical approaches to improving system performance, resilience, and maintenance outcomes.

Drawing on current industry practice, the session highlights how innovation and improved monitoring approaches are helping healthcare facilities reduce operational risk and strengthen critical infrastructure performance.

Operational Technology in Practice: Long Bay Forensic & Prison Hospital Case Study

Presented by Kalpana Jadhav, Sustainability Solutions Consultant at Honeywell

This session explores the role of Operational Technology in complex healthcare environments through the Long Bay Forensic and Prison Hospital case study. It examines how integrated systems and data driven approaches can support more efficient, resilient, and sustainable facility operations.

The discussion provides practical insight into how OT can be applied to improve performance across clinical environments while supporting long term operational and sustainability goals.

Watch the Sessions Anytime

If you missed these Lunch & Learn events, or would like to revisit them, both recordings are now available on the IHEA YouTube channel.

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Continuing to Build Industry Knowledge

The ongoing release of Lunch & Learn recordings reflects IHEA’s continued commitment to supporting members with accessible education and professional development opportunities. By sharing these sessions more broadly, we aim to strengthen knowledge across the industry while fostering greater connection between practitioners, suppliers, and healthcare professionals.

We encourage members to explore the recordings and share them with colleagues who may benefit from the insights.