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International Engineering Camps

Transportable accommodation blocks for construction, mining and infrastructure teams working away from urban services.

International Engineering Camps
Occupancy
2 – 8 per unit
Transport unit
20ft / 40ft
Assembly
Crane or forklift
Configuration
Per project
Scenario

What this unit has to solve

Camp units are specified around occupancy, shift patterns and climate. Sleeping blocks, ablution modules, mess halls and site offices share one structural system so the camp can be extended or relocated between phases.

Sleeping blockAblution moduleSite office and mess
Remote site with no grid connection
Generator-ready distribution, fuel storage and low-load lighting circuits specified per block.
Cold or desert climate
Increased insulation, thermal-break framing, dual glazing and heating or cooling packages.
Camp relocated between phases
Bolted modular connections, lifting frames and reusable foundation pads.
01Recommended units

Configurations for this scenario

Reference sizes and features. Occupancy, finishes and services are confirmed per project.

01

Sleeping block

20ft / 40ft, 2 – 4 occupants

  • Bunk or single beds with lockers
  • Split AC and blackout glazing
02

Ablution module

20ft, wet area lining

  • Prefabricated shower and WC pods
  • Anti-slip flooring and drainage
03

Site office and mess

40ft open plan

  • Meeting room and open workstations
  • Kitchenette and grease trap option
02Layouts

Layout direction

Indicative arrangements. Final layouts follow the site plan and the local code.

Single room2 – 8 per unit

One occupant, desk and storage.

Per project
Installation

How the unit lands

Transport
Flat-packed or fully assembled
Foundation
Compacted pad or screw piles
Utilities
Plug-and-play external connections
Support
Remote assembly checklist

Request this scenario

Send the site plan and occupancy requirement. We will return a unit mix and a reference layout.