Storage Containers
Site support equipment gives a project its workspace, storage, and ground access. Mobile office trailers, job boxes, and storage containers are the big classes, with office containers, refrigerated and hazmat units, and ground protection mats completing the family.
How it works
Offices arrive as complete units needing only leveling, steps, and power; containers place on graded ground or timbers straight off the truck, weathertight and lock-ready. Hazmat units add spill sumps and venting for regulated liquids, and mats spread wheel loads so equipment crosses turf and mud without sinking or rutting.
Types & variants
- Mobile Office Trailer
- Towable job-site office with workspace, power, and climate control.
- Job Box
- Lockable steel chest that secures tools and small equipment on site.
- Storage Container
- Steel shipping-style container for weatherproof, lockable site storage.
- Ground-Level Office Container
- Container converted to office space with ground-level entry.
- Refrigerated Storage Container
- Insulated container with refrigeration for temperature-controlled storage.
- Hazmat Storage Container
- Container with containment sumps and venting for storing hazardous materials.
- Ground Protection Mat
- Interlocking mats that create temporary roads and protect turf from equipment.
How to choose
Site headcount sizes office space; theft exposure and volume divide job boxes from full containers. Regulated liquids drive hazmat unit requirements, and delivery logistics — truck access, level placement, container-door orientation — are decided before anything ships.
Standards & certifications
- NFPA · NFPA 30
- Flammable and combustible liquids code governing fuel storage tanks.
- OSHA · 29 CFR 1926.51
- Job-site sanitation requirements, including toilet counts and washing facilities.