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“Anticipating potential problems, Premier Modular worked closely with an import company to ensure we experienced zero delay at customs and that all processes were as seamless as possible during this project.
The communication during the project was impressive, with weekly progress meetings to highlight and overcome any potential issues. Even when changes were made late in the day, the team were extremely responsive and worked at pace to limit any delays.
The product they created is extremely high quality, with wide open plan workspaces and flowing areas. The space suits our needs and is more than just an office, with great breakout areas for operative wellbeing.“
Premier created, delivered and installed two temporary buildings, to provide 4,392 sq meters of high-quality office and welfare space for site construction teams.
The first-class internal environment of these temporary facilities made them feel permanent with their large, spacious rooms and offices, all with high ceilings (2.7m).
The two air-conditioned buildings comprised washrooms, lockers, canteen, prayer rooms, private offices, open plan offices, meeting rooms, and board rooms.
In Europe, temporary accommodation is typically small, boxed and restrictive for construction teams, is it was important that Premier delivered the complete opposite – open spaces with high ceilings and a strong perspective of the space available.
Above all else, the project needed to create a top-tier internal environment, so the spaces would make a real difference to the construction staff’s working environment.
To achieve this, the units used Premier Modular’s market leading system, Transline Plus, which has a standard height of 2.7m and plenty of open space that was incorporated into the overall building design. Premier’s Transline Plus facilities offer extremely high-quality site accommodation for construction teams.
There were two main challenges around the projectâs delivery:Logistics: There were various logistical challenges. However, Premier Modular worked closely with supply chain partners to overcome the challenges presented by Brexit to seamlessly deliver the project into Europe at pace
Timeframes: Time on site was restricted to a standard working day, with no evening or weekend work to align with Dutch culture.By working closely with Mace, Premier delivered at pace and on programme, which meant Mace remained on track with the overall project timeline.