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    Tulsa District constructs alternate care facilities for the state of Oklahoma [Image 11 of 11]

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    Two construction or inspection workers wearing high-visibility yellow vests and white hard hats are conducting an inspection in what appears to be a hospital or institutional corridor under construction or renovation. One worker on the right is reaching up to inspect or adjust a ceiling-mounted device, while the other on the left holds a mobile device and observes. Loose wiring is visible hanging from the ceiling, and a room number placard '814' is visible on the wall.

    UNITED STATES

    05.04.2020

    Photo by Preston Chasteen 

    U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tulsa District

    Tulsa District Technical Lead Chris Strunk, left, ensures operability of negative pressure gauges with Tulsa District Program Manager Patrick Beard, during construction efforts of an alternate care facility at Oklahoma State University Medical Center, Tulsa Okla., May 6, 2020. While working on a FEMA mission assignment at the request of the state of Oklahoma, the Tulsa District executed planning, assessment, design and construction missions supporting state requests for two alternate care facilities. Four floors of the OSU Medical Center in Tulsa Okla., were remodeled providing an additional 116 beds and Integris Baptist Portland Campus in Oklahoma City Okla., providing an additional 110 beds. USACE has the capability and expertise to adjust alternate care facility designs between COVID and non-COVID, depending on states’ needs for specific site locations. The estimated 14 day construction process began at both facilities on April 27, 2020. (Released/U.S. Army Photo by Preston L. Chasteen)

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    Date Taken: 05.04.2020
    Date Posted: 06.10.2020 14:12
    Photo ID: 6237116
    VIRIN: 200506-A-IF821-0025
    Resolution: 2400x1600
    Size: 3.4 MB
    Location: US
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    A group of construction and safety personnel are gathered inside what appears to be an active construction or renovation site. The group includes a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers soldier in camouflage uniform and several contractors wearing high-visibility safety vests, hard hats, and face masks. One individual appears to be briefing or directing the group, gesturing with their hand.
    A group of individuals wearing white hard hats, high-visibility yellow safety vests, and face masks are gathered in a hallway of a building under construction or renovation. One person is wearing U.S. Army combat uniform (ACU) with an American flag patch, suggesting military involvement in the project. The setting appears to be an interior construction site inspection or walkthrough.
    A worker wearing a bright green t-shirt is working overhead among a large, tangled mass of cables and wires suspended from a ceiling grid. The setting appears to be a building under construction or renovation, with exposed brick walls, drywall framing, and an open ceiling. The worker appears to be organizing or installing network/data cables and electrical wiring.
    A construction worker wearing an orange shirt and blue hard hat is applying plaster or joint compound to a ceiling using a wide putty knife or taping knife. The setting appears to be an interior space under renovation, with exposed wiring visible on the left wall and a doorway leading to another room in the background. The worker's clothing shows signs of plaster splatter, indicating active work.
    Two construction workers in matching bright green shirts and white hard hats are installing or removing a large metal door in an interior corridor. One worker is elevated on an orange step ladder using a power drill, while the second worker stands on the floor assisting with the door panel. The setting appears to be a commercial or institutional building undergoing renovation.
    Three construction workers are performing interior renovation or installation work in what appears to be a commercial or institutional building. One worker is climbing through or working in a ceiling opening while standing on a red ladder, assisted by a second worker in a white hard hat holding a power tool. A third worker in an orange shirt and yellow hard hat is visible in the background.
    The image shows a institutional hallway, likely a hospital or healthcare facility, with a handwashing reminder sign posted near a bathroom doorway. The corridor extends into the background where construction or maintenance work appears to be underway. The setting combines active patient/staff areas with ongoing renovation activity.
    A construction or maintenance worker wearing an orange high-visibility vest and white hard hat is sweeping the floor of an institutional corridor, likely a hospital or government building undergoing renovation. The hallway shows signs of active construction work, with exposed ceiling sections and plywood barriers visible in the background. A yellow mop bucket is positioned nearby, and an EXIT sign is prominently visible overhead.
    Construction or renovation work is underway inside what appears to be a large institutional building, likely a hospital or government facility. Workers in safety gear including hard hats and high-visibility vests are active in a corridor. Two foreground workers in green shirts are performing wall work near the ceiling using a ladder and power tool.
    Two men are standing indoors in what appears to be a building under inspection or construction review. One man is dressed in business attire with a suit jacket and tie, while the other wears a high-visibility safety vest and white hard hat with 'Tulsa District' markings, indicating a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers affiliation. Both appear to be engaged in a facility walkthrough or inspection.
    Two construction or inspection workers wearing high-visibility yellow vests and white hard hats are conducting an inspection in what appears to be a hospital or institutional corridor under construction or renovation. One worker on the right is reaching up to inspect or adjust a ceiling-mounted device, while the other on the left holds a mobile device and observes. Loose wiring is visible hanging from the ceiling, and a room number placard '814' is visible on the wall.

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