Oil & Gas Field Camp Modules

Field camps for oil and gas operations have to be mobilised quickly, work in heat or cold, and be moved again when the rig moves. Container modules are the standard answer, but the specification matters more than the module type: insulation thickness, wall and roof panel density, window performance, fire rating and the electrical protection all need to match the field conditions rather than a catalogue default.

Modules typically supplied

• Accommodation — single and twin rooms, two to four per module, with en-suite where the layout allows
• Welfare — change rooms, drying rooms, showers and toilets
• Offices — expandable units for the field office, meeting room and control room
• Medical — first-aid and clinic modules with washable surfaces and independent power points
• Dining and recreation — mess hall and recreation modules joined into blocks

Specification points we confirm with you

Design temperature range, snow and wind load, required fire rating of panels, hazardous-area restrictions where relevant, electrical standard and protection class, and whether the camp will be relocated. Those answers set the insulation, panel, window and wiring specification before any price is quoted.

Mobilisation

Modules travel finished or flat packed depending on the required delivery speed and the freight budget. For a first phase we normally recommend finished expandable units so the camp is habitable within days of arrival, with flat pack or folding modules for the expansion phases.