Projects don’t reach a successful conclusion by luck or by chance. Having a practiced and proficient team to complete necessary tasks works every time. In accordance with state law and accepted industry practice, structural, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing engineers are employed to insure a successful and safe building design. Similarly, a qualified fire protection engineer is essential for ensuring proper fire protection system design, code compliance, and providing competent construction administration. Registered FPE’s are the most qualified to design your life safety systems, to oversee their installation, and to resolve any problems during the design permitting and installation phases. Having PDI’s team on your job from the outset increases efficiency and controls contractor costs. At PDI, we have the experience it takes to ensure the design is done right the first time. We know how important projects are to our clients, and we want to make the entire process, from design to inspection, as smooth as possible.
When PDI is on your team, you can be sure that your fire protection, code consulting, and permit coordination needs are in good hands.
PDI’s team takes a holistic approach to each project. The structure of a building, either new or existing is not PDI’s only focus. Quite simply, PDI does not view a project as “just another job”. Each facility presents its own complexities and characteristics. The varied experience of the PDI staff professionals allows them to focus on the site-specific details and safety needs of each and every unique building.
At PDI, it’s not about looking at a just a sprinkler system or at an isolated fire alarm system. PDI looks at the relationship that exists between all parts of a building and its safety systems, and never makes generalizations from one project to another.