Containerised Engineering Workshop for a Naval Dockyard

Conversion

Mobile Workshop

Customer

Large Multinational Engineering Group

Container Specifications

  • 1 x new 40ft ISO container
  • Combined Floor area: 30 sq meters

Modifications

  • Overlaid Streteel Checker plate floor.
  • High security steel personnel doors with viewing windows and emergency push bar escape mechanisms x 2
  • Wall mounted Fan Heaters x 2
  • Extraction fans
  • Heavy duty steel Work Benches with hard wood tops x 2
  • Pillar drill x 1
  • 30 tonne hydraulic press x 1
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  • Bench mounted Grinder x 1
  • Welding bench with an adjustable fume extractor arm
  • Tool Cabinets x 10
  • Louvered ventilators x 1
  • Safety signage include Fire Board
  • Certified Electrics:
  • Fit certified Electrics as per drawings to include:
    • 4 inch square galvanized trunking, feeding off with galvanized steel conduit
    • low smoke cabling and wiring
    • lockable isolators
    • 1x 3 phase board complete with mcbos
    • 1 x 110 volt transformer
    • 1 x 3 phrase plug socket
    • 1 x black heater
    • 1 x extraction fan
    • 1 x external isolator
    • 3 x 110 volt double sockets
    • 2 x emergency lights over doors
    • 6 x Strip Lights
    • 2 x Rotary switches for bench tools
    • NICEIC Test Certificate
      • (extraction fans and black heaters, and lights will have fused switches and isolation switches where appropriate, additionally lights will be equipped with impact resistant polycarbonate diffusers)
  • Re- sprayed on both interior and exterior using Hempels hi build marine grade paint
  • Workshops re-decaled to correct weights
  • Units were then PURE tested to certify a safe working environment and all racking was tested an issued with SWL (Safe Working Load) certification
  • The Workshop was delivered to our Customer’s site and fully assembled and tested
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Our customer who is involved in the servicing and refurbishment of vessels and submarines for the Navy asked us to design and build a mobile containerised workshop for their dockyard. » Read our blog post on this conversion Bringing the Shop to the Ship