Authorising Engineers for Ventilation, Fire Safety & Pressure Systems DRLC Ltd.
DRLC Ltd provide Authorising Engineers (AE’s) covering Ventilation, Fire and Pressure Systems to hospital management teams providing expert advice as a critical friend.
We provide Ventilation Engineers whose primary
role is to assist organisations in managing the risks from exposure to microbiological bacteria in Specialised Ventilation Systems. We provide Action Plans and Annual Audit Reports based on non- invasive site surveys, interviews with key staff members and careful analysis of your Critical Ventilation Verification reports. We also offer a Design Review service for projects which are implementing refurbishments to Air Handling Units (AHUs) or completely new installations of AHU’s.
Our Fire Safety AE’s will carry out an audit of the
Fire Safety Risk Management strategy of your Trust and provide any recommendations for improvement.
Our team of Pressure Systems Engineers carry out audits of boiler plant, including assessing safe systems of work. We also assess your pressure systems management and supervision.
You Can Be Sure of the Best Value Authorising Engineers 07980 862920
www.drlc.uk sales@drlc.uk
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