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Electrical and Radiation Detection Systems

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UCDH Main Hospital Waste Collection Equipment Replacement

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AgencyUniversity of California, UC Davis Health
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Performs electrical installation and system integration for prime contractors on UC Davis Health hospital projects. Installs new radiation detectors and provides electrical wiring and power supply for trash compactors, cart washers, and air curtains. Requires experience with critical utility shutdowns in 24-hour hospitals and OSHPD Type 1 compliance. Delivers powered and certified radiation detectors and electrical feeds.

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