Saskatchewan resource projects take workforce accommodation, site offices and washroom facilities as finished modules. Modular buildings for Saskatchewan potash, agricultural and energy operations arrive complete from Sicamous and are set on skids or foundations depending on how long the site will run. Configurations run from a single portable office through to multi-box complexes with sleeping quarters, commercial kitchen, dining hall and recreation space for crews on long rotations.
Long cold winters and exposed sites drive the insulation package. Sealed envelopes and heated service runs keep buildings operating through the season, with R20 walls, R40 roofs and HVAC that can be sized for sustained sub-zero operation. Interior walls are insulated for sound dampening where accommodation and working space share a building, and prairie wind exposure is accounted for in the envelope specification rather than left to the site to solve.
The Full Range For Saskatchewan Projects, Built In Sicamous
TA Structures has been building in Sicamous since 1977, moving from houseboats into workforce buildings in 2006, and the plant still runs structural, welding, fabrication, cabinetry and interior finishing teams in house. Saskatchewan projects get the full range: camps, mine drys, wellsite offices, washrooms, classrooms and custom fabrication. CSA A277 certified, with COR and WCB documentation available and Alberta Part 10 where a project calls for it, and off-site build runs parallel to site preparation.
