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Rigsbee Engineering

LADBS-deputized smoke control special inspectors in Orange County.

Consultancy 6–20 people Est. 2016 1 office
About

Rigsbee Engineering is a multi-disciplinary fire protection, structural and forensic engineering practice in Orange County, California. Its employees are deputized by the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety to perform smoke control special inspections, the licence required for every smoke control system in the cities of Los Angeles and San Diego. The firm also carries out smoke-control work in Reno, Nevada, and holds nine state engineering licences across Nevada, Arizona, Texas, Vermont, Tennessee, Ohio, Georgia and New Jersey. It is a California-registered Small Business Enterprise founded in 2016.

Sectors & projects
  • Residential & high-rise
  • Commercial offices
  • Retail
  • Healthcare
  • Education
  • Public & civic
  • Transport
  • Industrial & logistics
  • Energy & utilities
  • Sport, leisure & culture
  • Sport, leisure & culture

    City of Downey - Space Shuttle

    Downey

    Code consulting, fire suppression analysis and alarm design

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  • Transport

    LA Metro Center Street

    Los Angeles

    Fire and life safety design; underground fire water tank engineering

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  • Education

    UC Riverside, Speith Hall

    Riverside

    Comprehensive fire and life safety assessment

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  • Public & civic

    Los Angeles County Coroner's Office

    Los Angeles

    Fire and life safety assessment

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  • Residential & high-rise

    W 82nd St.

    Los Angeles

    Fire sprinkler design for modular residential building

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  • Education

    College of the Sequoias

    Fire sprinkler design review and hydraulic analysis

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Projects as published on Rigsbee Engineering's own website.

Specialisms
Office
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