Built Modular by BOXX Modular

Plant turnarounds are an essential process that should not be overlooked and should be performed regularly to preserve the lifespan of a plant. It can increase the overall production performance, improve product quality, reduce unit downtime, and drastically reduce the plant’s operating cost. It typically takes place twice a year (in the spring and fall) and may span a few weeks, months, or even years, depending on the line of work and how efficient the process is.

In another episode of Built Modular by BOXX Modular, host Gabrielle Bejarano chatted with Errick Small, a BOXX Sales Representative, about plant turnaround and how BOXX Modular can use their expertise to provide a safe and efficient modular solution.

They discussed:

1. Meaning of plant turnaround and challenges this necessary process presents.
2. What sets BOXX apart in making the process an easier one?
3. The timeline for getting your new building project done.

As mentioned by Errick, “We are providing temporary modular buildings that can be used in a variety of different functions such as office space, launch room space for craft workers, washroom facilities, laundry facilities, and we are able to rapidly deploy this equipment in a safe and economic setup for the client.”

Although natural disasters are not a daily occurrence for everyone, an event such as a hurricane, tornado, earthquake, or fire is a situation that it’s important to be prepared for. MPA Systems modular construction by BOXX Modular is set up to quickly and efficiently provide secure buildings in the event of a disaster. Host Tyler Kern spoke with David Strong, Branch Manager at MPA Systems, about the unique use-case of their modular buildings during disaster recovery.

As a fifty-year-old company, MPA Systems has a plethora of experience in its pocket and now designs, builds, and delivers modular financial institutions, “…to lease, to sell, as well as our product offering in the disaster recovery environment,” said Strong.

MPA Systems focuses on building financial institutions which can be delivered and set up in less than 72 hours throughout the United States. Strong noted, “all financial institutions are required to have some sort of disaster recovery plan or business continuity plan.” While this can include an advertisement for another branch nearby, the financial institutions must offer an environment for their customers to continue to operate.

“What we offer for that is we have an annual program, similar to insurance, but they pay us an annual fee that in case they have a natural disaster…we get them a building with all the equipment up and running in less than 72 hours,” Strong explained.

These buildings are unconventional from typical modular frames. They are designed specifically with financial institutions in mind and often include a bullet-resistant teller window, a deal drawer, a night depository, and a receiving safe. All of which allow for walk-in and drive-through customers. Given the lack of functional utilities in disaster zones, MPA Systems also offers a power generator, computers, and satellite connectivity.

Strong emphasized, “So, it’s truly a deliver on-site plug and play.”