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Locked in Fire and Engineering, Inc.
Fire life safety, mechanical and fire protection engineering in the Bay Area.
A Pleasant Hill practice that deliberately crosses disciplines, integrating fire life safety, mechanical and fire protection engineering in one service rather than treating them as separate consultants’ work — a useful combination where smoke control depends on the mechanical system. It also takes Authority Having Jurisdiction and expert witness/litigation instructions.
- Residential & high-rise
- Healthcare
- Education
- Public & civic
- Energy & utilities
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Residential & high-rise
UC Santa Barbara - New Munger Housing High-Rise
Santa Barbara, CA · 2020
Fire-life safety basis of design report and smoke control analysis
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Public & civic
State of California - Richards Office Building Complex
Sacramento, CA · 2020
Review of high-rise fire life safety basis of design report
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Healthcare
Sutter Roseville Medical Center
Roseville, CA · 2021
Fire sprinkler engineering design including OSHPD seismic design
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Healthcare
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Santa Rosa, CA · 2019
Fire sprinkler modifications for new cath lab with seismic analysis and bracing design
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Public & civic
City of Flagstaff Courthouse
Flagstaff, AZ · 2019
Fire sprinkler and standpipe engineering, drawings, calculations and bill of materials
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Education
San Jose State University - New Interdisciplinary Sciences Building
San Jose, CA · 2020
Analysis and report on composite floor fire rating issues
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Projects as published on Locked in Fire and Engineering, Inc.'s own website.
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Pleasant Hill, California
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