Engineered once, deployable many times.

A modular workshop unit is a heavy-duty industrial facility built from prefabricated modules with the structural capacity, electrical infrastructure, ventilation and equipment provisions required for industrial workshop operations — vehicle and equipment maintenance, metal fabrication and welding, mechanical assembly, electrical assembly, woodworking, or specialised manufacturing. structmod modular workshop units serve mining and oil & gas operators establishing site maintenance facilities, defence forces standing up vehicle workshops at deployed bases, manufacturing companies establishing production lines at new locations, and infrastructure projects (construction, utilities) requiring on-site workshop capability.

Standard configurations include workshop bays sized to the equipment being serviced (typically 6-8 m clear height for large vehicle access, 4-6 m for general workshop use), 3-phase electrical infrastructure sized to workshop equipment load (typical 80-200 kVA per workshop bay), compressed air distribution to multiple service points, exhaust extraction for welding fume and engine emissions per EN 12792 and EN ISO 16110-2, overhead crane support beam where lifting capability is required (typical 2-5 tonne crane capacity), parts and tool storage with appropriate security, office and administration space for workshop management, and lockers/changing facilities for workshop staff. Workshop floor finish is heavy-duty concrete or epoxy resin per equipment access and chemical resistance requirements.

structmod modular workshop units serve operators across mining, oil & gas, defence, manufacturing and infrastructure where workshop capability needs to deploy with the operating site. Lead time is 10-14 weeks from contract signature for stock configurations, 12-16 weeks for configurations with overhead crane integration or specialty equipment provisions. EN 1090 EXC-2 structural steel sized to the workshop loads (including crane loads where fitted), IEC 60364-1 commercial/industrial electrical with appropriate earth fault protection, fire safety per workshop fire-load classification, and ventilation per industrial ventilation standards.

Secuencia de despliegue típica

1. Día 1 — cimentación del emplazamiento verificada, gatos de tornillo o zapatas corridas colocados
2. Días 2–3 — módulos elevados a posición con grúa móvil
3. Días 3–4 — conexiones entre módulos y sellado de envolvente
4. Días 4–5 — conexiones MEP, pruebas húmedas
5. Días 5–6 — acabados interiores, instalación de accesorios y equipos
6. Día 7 — puesta en marcha, informe FAT, formación y entrega

Spec sheet — STR-2187

Full drawings, calculation notes, DoP, O&M manual and FAT report included with every unit. Specs indicative — configurable to project requirements.