Modular buildings for worksite accommodation have come a long way since the days of flimsy, barebones tin can structures.
Companies looking for portable buildings such as oilfield trailers, wellsite trailers, forestry or mining accommodation now have the option to choose well-built, mobile, affordable modular building structures from a company with a long history of buliding luxury accommodations.
Recent Projects
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2008 - Peak Energy Stony Mountain Project |
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Date Completed: |
December 2008 |
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Stony Mountain – northern Alberta |
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Description: |
Design, engineer, construct and commission two 48 man dorms and one 26 man Drill Camp. Dorms consisted of six – 7- bedroom sleeping units , one 6-bedroom unit with entranceway mud/boot room, and one wash car module including six private bathrooms, one gang washroom and central laundry room facilities. All units included a central propane forced air furnace and rooftop heat pump. The washcar included a commercial grade hot water system, master fire alarm panel and fire hose station, main electrical panel and plug boards. Units placed in two rows (end-to-end) with a central 4’ hallway adjoining the two row of units to form one complete complex. All units in full compliance with the following regulations:
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2008 - Saxon Mexico and S.A. Drilling Support Units |
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Date Completed: |
December 2008 |
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Poza Rica, Mexico |
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Description: |
Designed, engineered and constructed a total of 39 units, comprised of four different unit configurations to meet the office and accommodation requirements for drilling operations in Poza Rica Mexico and Columbia. All units in full compliance with the following regulations:
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2007 - Sundance Fleet Expansion |
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Date Completed: |
February 2008 |
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Various locations – far north |
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Description: |
Designed, engineered and constructed a total of 39 - 12’x 60’ wellsite trailers to expand their rental fleet in Northern Alberta and BC. Majority of units were referred to as 50-50 Engineer/Engineers while some were referred to as Command Centers. Engineer/Engineer units were comprised of a central entranceway, fire-rated mechanical room, with a bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room and office area on either end. These units were fully self-contained including 400 gallon water storage, 480 gallon holding tank and two 400 lb propane tanks. All units in full compliance with the following regulations:
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2007 – 5 Star Energy – Fleet Expansion |
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Date Completed: |
August 2007 |
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Location: |
Ring Border – Northern BC |
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Description: |
Designed, engineered and constructed a total of eight wellsite units consisting of five 12 x 60 and three 14 x 60 units. The 12 x 60 units were typical Engineer-Engineer style units with independent living quarters on either end that doubled as offices, while the 14x60 units also include a smoke-tight geologist lab on one end complete with independent heating, ventilation and required apparatus. These 14 x 60 units also included low volume Vacuflush toilets and included a custom holding tank to permit 8 days of operation without requiring water of pump-out.
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2006 - Advanced Camps – 25 man Drill Camp |
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Date Completed: |
October 2006 |
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Location: |
Hinton, Alberta |
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Description: |
Designed, engineered and constructed an executive Drill Camp consisting of six 12’ x 60’ units, forming a single 60’ x 78’ Camp complete with commercial kitchen, diner, rec. room, single and gang washrooms and bedroom accommodation for 25 men.
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