Nevada mining operations take mine dry facilities, wash car buildings and portable offices. Buildings ship complete and are set on skids or foundations depending on how long the site will run. Modular buildings for Nevada operations are laid out around peak occupancy at shift change rather than average headcount, which is the moment a mine dry either works or does not. Configurations scale from a single box to six-box complexes with dedicated dry room, change rooms, restrooms and office.
Desert sites bring heat, dust and distance from services. Sealed envelopes, filtered HVAC and self-contained water and sewage systems handle all three, with water treatment and holding tanks sized to the crew and the servicing interval. HVAC is sized for sustained high ambient temperatures, and insulation that keeps heat out works on the same principle as insulation that keeps heat in.
A Nevada operation can take its mine dry, its wash car, its administrative offices and its crew accommodation from the same plant, built by the same structural, welding, cabinetry and finishing teams, and set by a crew that coordinates transport, craning and installation. CSA A277 and ISO 9001 certified, with WCB and COR documentation available and US engineer stamps arranged where required. Recent Nevada work includes a portable office complex in Elko and a purpose-designed mine dry for women.
