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Not every temporary workspace belongs near active process areas. Facility siting requirements help determine whether a conventional jobsite trailer is acceptable, whether personnel should be moved farther from the hazard or whether a blast-resistant building is needed. Learn what to ask before placing occupied buildings in a hazardous industrial environment.

Why Jobsite Trailers Often Fail Facility Siting Requirements Conventional jobsite trailers may not meet facility siting requirements in hazardous areas. Learn when trailers work and when BRBs are needed.

Your blast-resistant building protects your people in hazardous zones. But what about the rest of your facility?

VersaBilt modular buildings give you the same RedGuard quality, all-steel construction built to last, for the spaces where blast ratings aren't required but durability still is.

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Lease or buy? Pre-engineered or custom? Fast deployment or long-term installation?

RedGuard helps you answer those questions based on your actual risk, not a sales pitch.

Whatever your project demands, we have a solution that fits.
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A conventional jobsite trailer may be fast, familiar and easy to place, but in a process facility, convenience is not the deciding factor. If people will occupy the space, the building must comply with the facility siting requirements for that location. Read more about when standard trailers fall short and what to consider before placing occupied space near hazard zones.

Why Jobsite Trailers Often Fail Facility Siting Requirements Conventional jobsite trailers may not meet facility siting requirements in hazardous areas. Learn when trailers work and when BRBs are needed.

Today we pause to remember and honor those who gave everything in service to this nation.

To the fallen and the families who carry them forward, thank you. Your sacrifice is never forgotten.

From all of us at RedGuard, Happy Memorial Day.

Good turnaround planning balances efficiency, access, and safety. See how API RP 756 helps facilities evaluate temporary occupied buildings during high-activity events. Read more:

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This article, featured in BIC Magazine, breaks down what blast pressure ratings actually mean and why they matter for occupied buildings on oil and gas facilities. Read more →

Blast Pressure Ratings Explained for Blast-Resistant Buildings In the May 2026 issue of BIC, we delved into blast pressure ratings and how overpressure, impulse, and structural response shape blast-resistant buildings

1,200+ blast-resistant buildings. Deployed across North America. Protecting real worksites.

That's the RedGuard LeaseFleet, and it's the largest in the industry.

When you need protection you can count on, numbers matter.
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Proud to be a sponsor of the 18th Annual BIC Alliance Crawfish Boil! 🦞 Events like this are why we love being part of this industry. Great people, great connections, and a great cause supporting The Bridge Over Troubled Waters. Thank you to Magazine for another fantastic event.

Blast tents and temporary buildings are common during turnarounds—but are they the right fit for every area? Learn how API RP 756 approaches risk management during outage planning. Read it:

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