Industrial · Immingham · 2026
Welfare for a 400-person plant, built wet-first
Changing, showers, drying and mess facilities replacing a portable-cabin arrangement that had been temporary for nine years.
The problem
Nine years of temporary cabins on a site running three shifts. Any replacement had to be installed without stopping production or leaving a shift without facilities.
What we did
The new building went up on a different part of the yard while the cabins stayed in use, then the changeover happened over a single weekend shutdown. Nine days on site in total, one of them disruptive.
Wet areas were tanked and flood-tested in the factory. Falls were set in the floor cassette rather than chased into a screed, which is the failure that had made the cabins unusable in the first place.
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Sixteen teaching spaces, handed over on the last Friday of the holidays
A two-storey block replacing four failing temporary units, with the entire on-site programme inside a five-week summer holiday.
A diagnostic centre commissioned in the factory and re-tested on site
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