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not often that the FBI requires background checks on a roofing
project. State of the art security and government clearance
for every worker isn't a usual requirement. But when you are
roofing a nuclear power plant the rules change. This was not
only a high security job; it was a major push job. This 200,000
SQFT of roofing job was completed on twelve different roofing
levels in 45 working days.
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A Durolast single-ply system was installed for most of
the 200,000 SQFT facility. The 120-foot air-tight reactor
building could not be drilled. To waterproof the reator building
a Durolast vapor barrier was installed and ballasted with
a Hanover interlocking paver system.
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waterproofing work was completed as part of the roofing project.
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addition to the tight time frame, work had to be completed
within predetermined intervals when the reactor would be shut
down. Additionally, security requirements forbid the use of
fire or gas and no vehicles were allowed on the premises.
In spite of all restrictions and time added by security precautions
the entire project was completed in 45 working days.
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