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FDOT / WASD FIELD OPERATIONS

SW 7th Street. Night utility work.

Excavation, utility exposure and field coordination during a restricted nighttime work window.

StructuralDesign • inspection • repair
MEPCoordinated building systems
InfrastructureUtilities • roadway • field work
ForensicFailure • code • litigation support
WEEKLY CODE BRIEFING

City of Miami unsafe-structure cases are still moving to hearing.

The City’s current Unsafe Structures docket lists unresolved building-code cases for a September 18 first-impression hearing and states that the cited properties are subject to demolition.

The practical issue is not the hearing notice alone. Owners need a documented technical path: plans, permits, corrective work, inspections and final compliance.

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PROJECT CASE STUDY

El Pimiento Restaurant: solving a grease-trap code violation without guessing at the repair.

At El Pimiento Restaurant in Miami Lakes, DoubleDay Engineering is addressing Miami-Dade DERM GDO #7099. The technical path includes field verification of the existing grease interceptor system, sampling-port design, FOG calculations and signed-and-sealed plans.

The key is simple: establish what the existing system actually needs before replacing equipment that may not need replacement.

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DOUBLEDAY ENGINEERING

Technical solutions for the built environment.

DoubleDay Engineering combines design, investigation, inspection, construction management and field execution. The point is not to produce drawings that stop at the permit counter. The point is to solve the technical problem and carry it through construction.

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Nighttime field coordination during utility work Excavated utility trench at night
IN THE FIELD

Francisco Rubio and the SW 7th Street utility operation.

Recent work has required the team to execute in tight nighttime windows while coordinating excavation, utility crews, inspectors, roadway access and restoration requirements.

Francisco Rubio has been the field connection between the engineering plan and the crews performing the work. The operation included tapping an existing 12-inch water main, installing a 6-inch fire hydrant line and a 4-inch fire sprinkler service, and coordinating excavation, inspections, traffic constraints and restoration under the strict requirements of FDOT and Miami-Dade WASD.

Current field scope: roadway excavation, underground utility installation, inspections, compaction and restoration coordination.

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