What can temporary construction site buildings be used for?

From welfare to warehousing, temporary structure hire can do far more on a construction site than you might expect.

Workshops

Wide-span spaces with roller shutters or sliding doors for vehicle or plant access.

Canteens

A full catering fit-out scaled to your workforce, with leading equipment and refrigeration.

Storage & warehousing

Insulated or non-insulated temporary storage buildings, with eave heights up to 8 metres.

Offices

Temporary site office buildings with power and heating for your meetings and admin tasks.

All-weather cover

Protection against inclement weather, with or without walls to suit your requirements.

Welfare units

Multiple welfare and site accommodation units to house your workforce.

What’s included as standard

• Insulated or non-insulated wall and roof panels
• Raised level structural flooring
• Lighting and power distribution
• Heating, ventilation and air conditioning
• Lockable doors and secure access
• DDA-compliant access; ramps and warm-to-touch handrails
• Glazed windows and doors
• Furniture, AV, toilets and comfort facilities where needed
• Wind and snow tested to British Standards, flame-retardant materials throughout
• Cost savings for long-term hire, or the option to purchase outright

Why construction sites choose Fews

• Rapid deployment: our owned inventory is in stock and can be deployed in exceptionally quick timescales
• A safe pair of hands: as a family business with 26 years in the industry, safety runs through everything we do
• Built to last: our temporary structures can stand proud for three months to twenty years or more, some designs unique to Fews
• Trusted by major institutions: including HS2, Hinkley Point C, Mace and Kier Construction, Skanska and Willmott Dixon
• Fully accredited: CHAS Elite, SafeContractor, Constructionline Silver, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
• Genuinely sustainable: powered by a solar and biomass headquarters, with a sustainable cleaning process for every structure
• One dedicated team: project managed from first enquiry to sign-off, so you have a single point of contact throughout

How we manage site safety

• Paperwork delivered upfront: every install gets its own risk assessment, method statement and document pack delivered before we arrive on site
• Engineered for safety: we assess wind loading, ground conditions and anchoring before the build begins, with calculations available on request
• Trained for the job: our crews are trained for working at height, using specialist plant and manual handling, with supervisors holding formal safety qualifications
• A dedicated point of contact: one person is fully responsible for every install and has the authority to stop the job if needed
• Inspected before handover: each structure is inspected, signed off and certified by our team, and we re-inspect long-term structures on a set schedule
• Fully covered on site: first aid trained staff and full employers’ and public liability cover is included with all jobs for your peace of mind