Nurse Call Shop Drawings
Permit-ready, engineer-stamped nurse call shop drawings for hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, and all commercial healthcare building types. PE-stamped(when required). Fast turnaround. Serving electrical contractors and integrators in 24 states.
What Are Nurse Call Shop Drawings?
Nurse call shop drawings are the complete set of construction documents used to design, permit, and install nurse call and staff communication systems in healthcare facilities. These drawings cover patient stations, pillow speakers, dome lights, corridor lights, staff consoles, emergency pull cords, and the master control unit — everything required for a complete, code-compliant installation.
NFASD produces nurse call shop drawings that meet the requirements of your local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ), the facility's licensing body, and the specific nurse call platform specified for your project.
We work directly with low-voltage integrators, electrical contractors, and general contractors. You email your floor plans and project scope — we deliver a complete, PE-stamped drawing package ready for permit submittal and field installation, typically within 3–5 business days depending on the size and complexity of the system.
What's Included in Every Drawing Package
A complete NFASD nurse call drawing set contains everything your AHJ, facility owner, and installation team requires — no missing sheets, no back-and-forth.
Floor Plan Device Layout
Scaled floor plans showing exact placement of every patient station, pillow speaker, dome light, corridor light, staff station, and emergency pull cord — coordinated with architectural drawings.
Patient Station & Device Schedule
Complete room-by-room schedule listing every nurse call device: patient station type, pillow speaker, dome light, call cord, and any auxiliary devices for each room or bed.
System Riser Diagram
Full system riser showing the master control unit, zone controllers, staff consoles, network topology, and all field device connections with wire types, circuit designations, and power requirements.
Wiring & Connection Details
Point-to-point wiring diagrams and connection details for patient stations, dome lights, staff consoles, and the master control unit — exactly what installers need in the field.
Device Schedule & Cut Sheets
Full device schedule listing every component with manufacturer, model number, and quantity. Manufacturer cut sheets included for AHJ, infection control, and owner review.
PE Stamp & Engineer Review
Every drawing package is reviewed and stamped by a licensed Professional Engineer registered in your project state — required for permit submittal in most healthcare jurisdictions.
How It Works
From floor plans to stamped drawings in your inbox — a simple, proven process.
Email Your Floor Plans & Project Scope
Send your architectural floor plans, room schedule, and any redlined PDFs or scope documents to Tom or JW. Include the nurse call system brand, bed count, and any facility or AHJ requirements.
We Design Your System
Our designers lay out all devices — patient stations, dome lights, staff consoles, and the master control unit — per your project scope, the specified system platform, and applicable healthcare facility guidelines.
Engineer Review & PE Stamp
A licensed Professional Engineer reviews every drawing for completeness and code compliance, then stamps the package for permit submittal in your state.
Receive Permit-Ready Drawings
You receive a complete, stamped drawing set ready to submit to your local AHJ or facility owner. Most nurse call projects are turned around in 3–5 business days.
Why Contractors Choose NFASD
Frequently Asked Questions
What information do you need to start a nurse call shop drawing?
We need your architectural floor plans (PDF format), a room schedule or bed count, the nurse call system brand and model, and any facility or AHJ-specific requirements. If you have a redlined set or existing drawings, include those too. Email everything to Tom or JW and we'll get back to you with a quote.
Which nurse call systems do you design for?
We design for all major nurse call platforms including Rauland (Responder), Jeron (Provider), Cornell Communications, Ascom, Dukane, Ackermann, and others. If you have a preferred platform or one already specified for the project, let us know.
Do nurse call drawings require a PE stamp?
PE stamp requirements for nurse call systems vary by jurisdiction and facility type. Many AHJs and healthcare facility owners require engineer-stamped drawings for nurse call systems in licensed healthcare facilities — particularly hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and assisted living facilities. NFASD includes a PE stamp on every nurse call drawing package.
What types of healthcare facilities do you produce nurse call drawings for?
We produce nurse call shop drawings for all commercial healthcare facility types: hospitals, skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), assisted living facilities (ALFs), memory care units, outpatient surgery centers, medical office buildings, behavioral health facilities, and rehabilitation centers.
What states do you provide PE-stamped nurse call drawings for?
We currently serve 24 states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington DC, and West Virginia.
States Where NFASD Provides Nurse Call Shop Drawings
Ready to Get Your Nurse Call Drawings?
Email your floor plans and project scope to Tom or JW. We'll deliver a complete, PE-stamped nurse call drawing package — fast.