Aulds Factory Rises Out of the Flames
After a fire at Aulds Bakery, SGB Rovacabin designed and installed temporary
accommodation allowing the production lines to be up and running in just five
weeks - a fraction of the "down-time" which would have been necessary if traditional
building methods were used.
In order that the Aulds personnel could be back to work as soon as possible, SGB Rovacabin was drafted in to supply its highly versatile modular units for use as a development kitchen, a laboratory, office space and a staff area, including changing rooms and canteen.
The units, once in place were linked to a large industrial structure by DeBoer,
which provided the production facility.
The temporary structures remained in place until summer 2007 while renovation
and rebuilding took place, however the Company has managed to maintain its manufacturing
schedules which otherwise would have been delayed.
Donald Burt, production director with Aulds, comments: "It's business as usual. The temporary structures are a very good replacement for the existing facility. We have the space for our various requirements and the units comply with the regulations and our quality control standards."
SGB's Rovacabin modular buildings are ideal for both temporary and longer-term
accommodation with all the required services needed for a comfortable and productive
environment. The buildings can be extended, rearranged or even relocated allowing
your space to grow, move or shrink within days and are ideal for commercial, educational
or industrial applications.
SGB Rovacabin and DeBoer have worked closely together to provide a range of temporary structures for use in many general renovations, including Strathclyde University and Selkirk Rugby Club.
