Relocatable Mechanical Workshop Container
Heavy-Equipment Servicing Where You Need It
Heavy equipment is essential to many remote operations, and keeping machinery operational often means carrying out servicing and repairs close to where it is being used.
The Mechanical Workshop Container provides a dedicated workspace for heavy-equipment servicing, mechanical repairs and routine maintenance at mine sites, remote camps, construction projects and industrial worksites.
Instead of relying entirely on an off-site workshop, a dedicated mechanical facility can give maintenance crews a practical space to carry out essential work closer to the operation.
Heavy-Duty Performance
Fully Customisable
Relocatable & Flexible
Built Around Mechanical Maintenance
A mechanical workshop needs to accommodate more than basic tools.
Equipment, spare parts, work areas and servicing requirements all need to be considered when planning the facility.
The container can be configured around the requirements of the operation, with consideration for:
- Mechanical Work Areas
- Heavy-duty Work Benches
- Tool and Parts Storage
- Shelving and Cabinets
- Electrical Outlets and Lighting
- Ventilation
- Air Conditioning
- Equipment Access
- Maintenance Equipment
- Site-Specific Requirements
The layout can be planned around the type of machinery being serviced and the work carried out by the maintenance team.
Designed for Heavy Equipment and Remote Operations
Mine Sites
Mining equipment operates under demanding conditions and requires regular inspection, servicing and repairs. A dedicated mechanical workshop can provide maintenance crews with a workspace close to the operation.
Construction Projects
Excavators, loaders, compactors and other construction equipment require ongoing maintenance. An on-site workshop can provide a practical location for servicing and repairs throughout a project.
Remote Camps and Operations
Remote facilities may be located significant distances from established mechanical workshops. Having maintenance infrastructure on site can provide crews with a dedicated space for routine mechanical work.
Industrial and Infrastructure Projects
Industrial equipment, vehicles and machinery can also require regular servicing. A containerised mechanical workshop provides a flexible facility where permanent workshop infrastructure is unavailable or impractical.
What Should You Consider?
The requirements of a mechanical workshop depend on the equipment being serviced and the type of work being performed.
Equipment: Consider the machinery, vehicles and components that will require servicing.
Tools and parts: Allow space for frequently used tools, replacement parts, consumables and maintenance equipment.
Power: Electrical capacity and outlet locations should be planned around workshop equipment.
Ventilation: Mechanical work can generate heat, fumes and airborne contaminants, making suitable ventilation an important consideration.
Access: Workshop access should accommodate the movement of tools, components and equipment required for maintenance.
A Flexible Alternative to Permanent Workshop Facilities
Not every project requires a permanent mechanical workshop. Remote operations can change location, expand or reduce in size as projects develop.
A relocatable mechanical workshop container provides a dedicated maintenance facility that can be deployed where it is required and transported to another suitable location when the project changes.
This can be particularly useful for organisations supporting multiple remote operations or temporary projects.
Keep Heavy Equipment Working
For remote operations, maintenance facilities need to be as practical and accessible as the equipment they support.
The Mechanical Workshop Container provides a dedicated facility for heavy-equipment servicing, repairs and routine maintenance at mine sites, construction projects, camps and other remote operations.
Talk to Relocatables Australia about your mechanical workshop requirements.
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