Detail - Blast-Resistant Building

Hunter Onsite offers modular blast-resistant buildings in Ontario, California for refineries, petrochemical facilities, manufacturing sites, utilities, and other industrial environments. These purpose-built BRBs provide functional workspace for personnel working in areas where blast hazards may be present.

From short-term project support to extended site use, customers throughout San Bernardino County can rely on Hunter Onsite for blast-resistant building solutions designed around real industrial operating needs.

BRB Sizes and Configurations Available in Ontario

Hunter Onsite's Ontario, CA blast-resistant building options can support everything from a small field office to a large connected workforce facility.

20' and 40' Blast-Resistant Modules

Single modules provide dedicated space for focused onsite functions. A 20' BRB works well for smaller teams and individual work areas, while 40' units provide additional room for offices, meetings, break areas, and other occupied uses.

Multi-Unit BRB Complexes

For larger workforce requirements, individual modules can be combined into connected configurations ranging from Duplex through 7Plex. These arrangements create larger, unified work areas for project teams, departments, and shared site operations.

Specialty Blast-Resistant Buildings

Specialty units are available for functions such as permit processing, tool and equipment storage, and restroom facilities, providing dedicated space for activities that may not require a traditional office layout.

Quality in Blast-Resistant Buildings

A blast-resistant building should be designed around its intended industrial use—not adapted after the fact. Hunter Onsite BRBs combine blast-rated construction with the systems and finishes needed for occupied workspace on active jobsites in Ontario, California.

These features help make Hunter Onsite blast-resistant buildings practical for both short-term project use and longer-duration industrial operations.

Planning for BRB Placement and Site Readiness

Proper BRB placement is an important part of planning a protected workspace. Before a blast-resistant building arrives at a Ontario, California jobsite, the location should be reviewed for access, utilities, intended occupancy, and the facility's applicable siting requirements.

Addressing these items early can make deployment smoother and help ensure the blast-resistant building is ready to support operations once it reaches the site.