Modular Offices
Create enclosed supervisor, quality, administrative or production-support space inside the facility.
Designed around the way you operate.
Modular construction can create clean, professional workspace while keeping the project flexible and operationally focused.
Common project components
- In-plant offices
- Supervisor rooms
- Quality-control rooms
- Conference and training areas
- Modular wall systems
- Relocatable workspace
The best starting point is a conversation about the facility, the problem you are trying to solve and the timing. From there, Mark can help coordinate the next steps and resources.
DISCUSS YOUR PROJECT → MODULAR OFFICE WORKSHEET →Create enclosed workspace inside active facilities.
Modular offices can provide supervisor, quality-control, training, administrative or production-support space with a system designed for industrial environments. Planning should consider room use, dimensions, ceiling height, doors, windows, HVAC, electrical requirements, acoustic needs, finishes and the surrounding operation.
Supervisor and production offices
Place management and support functions closer to the work while maintaining a clean, enclosed environment.
Quality and inspection rooms
Create controlled space for quality processes, documentation, testing or other operational requirements.
Relocatable modular space
Use a flexible construction approach that may be expanded, reconfigured or relocated as facility needs change.
What should be included in a modular-office project brief?
Room dimensions, intended use, number of occupants, ceiling requirements, door and window locations, HVAC, electrical needs, finishes, site photographs and timing are useful.
Can modular offices be installed in warehouses and manufacturing plants?
Yes. In-plant modular offices are commonly considered for warehouse, distribution and manufacturing environments where enclosed operational space is needed.