Custom wellsite trailers, drill camps and Texas camps built for crews working through the season. Units arrive complete with sleeping quarters, kitchen, dining and washroom facilities, so a pad is habitable the week the modules are set rather than after a fit-out. A wellsite trailer is where the program is actually run, not an office that happens to be parked at a lease: supervisors plan the day, hold safety briefings and manage 24-hour activity from the location itself.
Portable offices give supervisors and engineers meeting space, storage and IT-ready workstations on site. Interior partitions, built-in desks and data port readiness are specified before the build. Where a producer needs the same office across several active sites, a repeated field office specification keeps staff from relearning the building each time they move, and the tenth unit matches the first. Washroom and wash car facilities can be integrated into the same set or supplied as dedicated modules.
Alberta Part 10, CSA A277, BCCSA COR, ISO-9001:2008 and WCB documentation travels with every unit, and skid-mounted configurations relocate with the program. Producers take wellsite trailers, camps, washcars, offices and custom fabrication from the same Sicamous plant, with a CWB-certified weld shop for pipe tubs, light towers and steel work. Recent deliveries include a skid-mounted Texas Camp set out of Dawson Creek, a repeated field office specification across West Texas sites, and a self-contained washroom facility at Fort St. John.
