Rael

Charlie Israel retires and the company transitions to Norman Israel. Following two terribly tragic fires (November 21, 1980 87 people were killed in the MGM Grand Fire in Las Vegas and on February 10, 1981 least five people were killed in a fire at the Las Vegas Hilton) a major reformation of fire safety guidelines and codes. After this legislation... was passed mandating fire protection in hotels and office buildings, RAEL began working on these type of projects. 900 3rd Ave is the first building built in NYC with a combination sprinkler standpipe system. Norman Israel was a key to implementing this, setting the standard on how fire protection is designed and installed to this day. RAEL flourishes in the construction of large commercial buildings in Manhattan; notably the Waldorf Astoria, NY Hilton, 270 Park, Grand Hyatt, Palace Hotel, Helmsley Building, 450 Lexington, Worldwide Plaza, Hearst Tower, NY Family Hospital, and 101 Park Ave. David Israel alongside Norman together began sprinklering even more significant buildings including AOL Time Warner, at the time one of the largest construction projects ever to occur in NYC. Today RAEL has completed over 5000 construction jobs including the Freedom Tower, MSG, Yankee Stadium, Citi Field, Hudson Yards, One Vanderbilt, LGA Terminal B and the new Delta Terminal. The company's mission is to be a trusted, one-stop shop for all of your fire protection services. From designing and building the most robust and sophisticated fire protection systems in the world to everyday inspection, testing, maintenance and repair, RAEL provides the peace of mind you require. The company's proprietary REDi (Readable Equipment Data Interface) platform combines NFC tag technology, a mobile app and a cloud-based platform to add a unique and secure digital identity to every piece of fire protection equipment the company inspect, test and maintain. REDi Delivers: Streamlined Compliance Management regulatory compliance is moving online and digital logbooks are imminent. REDi ensures you ...Read More