The raise of Climate Tech and Disaster response Technologies
A Canadian based company has created innovative mobile medical units are temperature controlled with HEPA air filtration both in and out and medical-grade finishes to encourage infection control.
The Portable hospital rooms or Mobile Medical Units from Fero contain oxygen, suction, and medical gas lines, in addition to wireless communications for patients or residents to stay in touch with their family and cameras for health professionals to monitor them.
They are fully winterized for tough Canadian weather and were named the Most Innovative Technology Of The Year at the Natural Disaster Show in Miami this year.
Fero’s CEO Sabrina Fiorellino and his company is creating cost-effective modular infrastructure solutions to the most vulnerable populations around the world”.
Fero’s modular healthcare unit powered by Capstone’s C65 Microturbine with heat recovery module.
Fero’s mission is to address major challenges and constraints in healthcare and areas hit hard by natural disasters, among other things. Fero’s leadership team prioritizes sustainable building and manufacturing practices while advancing a creative, dynamic and inclusive culture aimed at improving the world through innovation.
Fero’s Chief Operating Officer Alex Scopacasa (left) and Chief Manufacturing Officer Vince DiCristofaro with Fero’s autonomous firefighting modular system with drone support.
Fero’s mission is to address major challenges and constraints in healthcare and areas hit hard by natural disasters, among other things. Fero’s leadership team prioritizes sustainable building and manufacturing practices while advancing a creative, dynamic and inclusive culture aimed at improving the world through innovation.
Fero International, a Hamilton, Ont.-based company that designs pressurized mobile units aimed at addressing some of the problems the pandemic has caused for hospitals, such as bed shortages and surgical cancellations. Fiorellino says she sees her company as part of the medical solution.
The shipping containers that were once meant for construction projects are now used to see a doctor because of overburdened hospitals.
Hospital rooms built in shipping containers can be used to help address bed shortages and hospital waiting lists. (Photo: Fero International Inc.)
The Team behind FERO International
As a co-founder of Fero International in 2020, Alex Scopacasa brings extensive knowledge and deep operational expertise in overseeing diverse operations (IT, logistics, marketing, sales, finance and more) and supply chain management in large construction and manufacturing.
In addition, he is skilled at designing and implementing business strategies to help achieve organizational performance and growth goals.
A serial entrepreneur, Sabrina Fiorellino founded Fero after completing the sale of a large private road building company she formerly built in 2017 that achieved over $80 million in annual revenue. Sabrina also spent 10 years as counsel at two large law firms in Toronto. She supported a large portfolio of clients across diversified industries on various transactions including capital raises and M&A exceeding $1 billion.
Sabrina’s combined expertise working with governments, not-for-profits and leading emerging businesses across multiple industries compelled her to establish Fero with a vision to build unique, flexible solutions to meet varying critical care requirements and changing needs worldwide.
HQ
152 Jackson Street East
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
L8N 1L3
Manufacturing
394 Sherman Avenue North
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
L8L 6P1
For further information: Fero International Inc. Email: info@ferointl.com, Website: www.ferointl.com
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