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Petrochemical
The petrochemical industry encompasses the companies participating in the extraction of organic chemicals derived from petroleum and the production of plastic, rubber, and fiber raw materials. At CID Buildings, we work with a variety of professionals to design prefabricated modular buildings that are both aesthetic and functional, allowing our clients within this industry to create safe and efficient workplaces that adhere to stringent regulations. Continue reading to learn more about our modular buildings for oil & gas. Some of the buildings we manufacture include:
Our modular buildings for oil & gas are both versatile and crane-liftable. This makes them an excellent option for clients within modular buildings in the petrochemical & oil and gas industry who require economical structures fast. Also, our multi-story control rooms help save floor space.
Made using our trademarked Cradle and Crown® construction technology, our continuously welded 1/4” tubular steel control rooms, and blast buildings are guaranteed to have maximum structural integrity. Our modular buildings can come equipped with a variety of features, including:
- Electrical and pneumatic control systems
- Panels
- Consoles
- Desks
- Motor control centers
- Stairs
- Catwalks
- Landings
- Handrails
Contact us today to learn more about our Modular Buildings in Petrochemical & Oil and Gas Industry.
Frequently Asked Questions About Modular Buildings for Oil & Gas Facilities
What types of modular buildings are used in petrochemical and oil & gas facilities?
Petrochemical and oil & gas sites commonly use modular control rooms, blast-resistant buildings, and in-plant offices. These structures are crane-liftable, which makes them fast to deploy, and multi-story configurations are available to save floor space on crowded sites.
Why are crane-liftable modular buildings a good fit for oil & gas operations?
Crane-liftable modular buildings are versatile and economical, so operators who need structures fast without the cost of traditional construction benefit most. They can be positioned quickly on active sites with minimal disruption to ongoing operations.
How are petrochemical control rooms and blast buildings constructed?
CID's petrochemical control rooms and blast buildings use a continuously welded tubular steel skeleton built with a proprietary Cradle and Crown construction method. This approach is designed to deliver maximum structural integrity in demanding industrial environments.