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3. Detailed Design Development Stage

• Refine the design plan based on feedback from stakeholders and ensure compliance with relevant regulations and standards .
• Develop a detailed specification of materials, finishes, and equipment for the facility.
• Create a comprehensive construction documentation package, including drawings, schedules, and specifications.

4. Aged Care Facility Construction Stage

• Engage a construction team experienced in aged care facility development to ensure the project is completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards .
• Implement a construction management plan that addresses site safety, environmental management, and quality control.
• Conduct regular site inspections and monitoring to ensure compliance with the construction documentation package.

5. Commissioning and Handover Stage

• Conduct a thorough commissioning process to ensure all systems, equipment, and services are functioning as intended.
• Complete a comprehensive handover of the facility to the operator, including training and documentation.
• Obtain final certifications and approvals from relevant authorities.

6. Post-Occupancy Evaluation Stage

• Conduct a post-occupancy evaluation to assess the facility's performance, identify areas for improvement, and inform future design and construction projects .
• Gather feedback from residents, staff, and visitors to evaluate the facility's effectiveness in meeting their needs.

By following these stages, Australian aged care facilities can be designed and constructed to provide high-quality care and support for the elderly, while also meeting the requirements of relevant regulations and standards.

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