When it comes to interior protection, not all environments are created equal. Cold storage and freezer facilities pose a unique set of challenges that require specialized planning, equipment, and expertise.
Recently, our team was tasked with installing a Ceiling Containment System (CCS) inside a refrigerated warehouse - a project that tested every aspect of our installation process and showcased the value of an experienced partner like Nusens.
Worker Conditions & Productivity
Working in sub-zero conditions means more than just discomfort. Our crews were outfitted in full winter gear, which significantly slowed tasks requiring dexterity. To ensure safety and productivity, we rotated teams regularly, preventing fatigue in the extreme cold. This approach protected workers while keeping the project on schedule.
Material Selection: Metal vs. PlasticTies
For food and beverage facilities, we exclusively used metal ties instead of plastic. Metal is not only stronger in freezing conditions but also detectable by facility scanning systems, ensuring compliance with safety standards and preventing contamination risks.
Results: A Reliable CCS in ExtremeConditions
Despite the unique challenges of working in a freezer environment, Nusens successfully delivered a ceiling containment system that met the client’s safety, operational, and scheduling needs. By leveraging specialized materials, adaptive planning, and experienced crews, we provided a reliable solution built for one of the toughest environments in construction.
At Nusens, we understand that every facility is different. That’s why our approach is built on problem-solving, safety, and value-driven results - no matter the conditions.
At Nusens, we're not just contractors; we're dedicated partners in protecting your business.
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