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INDUSTRY<\/strong><\/p>\n

Consumer & Industrial<\/p>\n

SERVICES<\/strong><\/p>\n

Fire Protection<\/p>\n

SKILLS<\/strong><\/p>\n

Electrical Focus<\/p>\n

Engineering and Compliance<\/p>\n

Design Drawings<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

The Challenge
\n<\/strong>Oxford was in discussions with one of the largest nuclear power plant fleets in the country, at the forefront of expanding the nation\u2019s carbon-free energy, when we noticed that their fire protection protocols were out of date. They recognized the need and trusted us to bring in the right person.<\/p>\n

The Solution
\n<\/strong>We provided a Fire Protection Engineer who took the 936-page fire protection protocol document and analyzed it to modernize its standards and procedures. The document was over 35 years old and in need of a refresh. The consultant re-wrote and upgraded the CPS Fire Protection Code Report using the fire hazard analysis and other fire protection design documents in accordance with the client\u2019s existing guide and CPS technical documents. They also reviewed design specifications, drawings, vendor tech manuals, commitments, and other design basis documents. This included:<\/p>\n