Aries in Action: Essex County Airport in NJ

Summary

Aries Buildings Systems Provides Permanent Modular Building To Essex County Airport

Aries Buildings Systems recently provided a permanent modular building to the operations staff of the Essex County Airport in Fairfield, New Jersey. Previously, the operations staff were housed in an office trailer: Aries was contacted for a more permanent solution.

The building was installed close to the airport, at the base of the main flight control tower. With such close proximity, choosing modular installation reduced the disruption to airport operations that might be inevitable with standard construction.

The new building features ceramic tile floors and painted walls, a 14-inch glass partition between the main office and operations center, a scupper and downspout drainage system, and a pad mounted HVAC system.

Aries Building Sales Representative, David Jones, states of the project, "It is always nice to provide a permanent modular solution in a niche industry like county airports, especially one that fits so seamlessly into the airport aesthetic."

Airport operations staff now enjoy the luxury of a spacious and permanent building to comfortably work in.

When companies choose modular buildings to meet their needs, they sacrifice much less work time and money, and can usually continue normal operations while the new building is constructed and installed.

Job Description

Aries Buildings Systems Provides Permanent Modular Building To Essex County Airport

Aries Buildings Systems recently provided a permanent modular building to the operations staff of the Essex County Airport in Fairfield, New Jersey. Previously, the operations staff were housed in an office trailer: Aries was contacted for a more permanent solution.

The building was installed close to the airport, at the base of the main flight control tower. With such close proximity, choosing modular installation reduced the disruption to airport operations that might be inevitable with standard construction.

The new building features ceramic tile floors and painted walls, a 14-inch glass partition between the main office and operations center, a scupper and downspout drainage system, and a pad mounted HVAC system.

Aries Building Sales Representative, David Jones, states of the project, "It is always nice to provide a permanent modular solution in a niche industry like county airports, especially one that fits so seamlessly into the airport aesthetic."

Airport operations staff now enjoy the luxury of a spacious and permanent building to comfortably work in.

When companies choose modular buildings to meet their needs, they sacrifice much less work time and money, and can usually continue normal operations while the new building is constructed and installed.