Paint Hangar Facility Expansion
Location
Perryville, MO
Owner
A high-quality aircraft Maintenance, Modification, Repair Company
Engineer
Robinson Construction Company
Services Provided
Design-Build General Contractor
Contract Amount
$5M
Robinson Construction is truly a world class company very capable of competing in today’s economic climate to assist and guide the client in achieving their design objectives with innovative and professional guidance with the customer’s budget in mind.
Project Summary
Looking to expand their current aircraft restoration operations, this company decided to build a new painting and stripping facility to allow for work on larger aircraft, as well as increased speed and efficiency of operations. Robinson worked in conjunction with Sabreliner to come up with ways to improve on the design of Sabreliner’s first downdraft paint hangar that was constructed by Sabreliner six years prior.
The new facility design is a 32,000 square foot pre-engineered steel building that includes an 83 ft x 38 ft office/restroom/shower/locker room area, as well as a 112 ft x 38 ft second floor to house all of the process equipment needed to aid Sabreliner in growing their aircraft restoration operations. The building was designed as two halves – one half functions as a cross flow paint booth and the other half as a downdraft paint bay.
Robinson had an excellent safety record on the project, with no lost-time, restricted workday, or OSHA recordable incidents, while delivering a high quality project.
