When designing a battery production facility for lithium-ion or other types of batteries, it is very likely the design will require fire rated or fumigated (or both) hazardous areas. These NFPA, local and state fire codes apply to the hazardous materials inside of a battery manufacturing facility when handling and storing. C1D1 Labs is an expert in both highlighting your fire hazard requirements and providing hazardous areas to battery manufacturing facilities. Our PE fire protection engineers can quickly work with your design, engineering, and consulting teams to create a hazard analysis report which is stamped by our fire protection engineers in your location. This gives your design team the ability to go through local permitting with your battery production facility without problems from the AHJ (authority having jurisdiction) and allows our team to determine your hazardous area requirements. A technical report is the best way to create a good relationship between your company and the AHJ. This stamped technical report for hazards in a battery production facility actually shifts liability from the local AHJ engineers / fire department to our PE engineers. This is the secret for quick permitting and short designing timelines. Once your requirements are determined we can quote, design and build a certified hazardous area for battery manufacturing. This process normally only takes about 4-8 weeks depending on the materials being ordered, but that includes the design process, production process, and engineer certification process for a battery production room or battery storage room. Take a look at a few of the options we have below and fill out one of our contact forms to speak to a team member about your project.