Converting existing warehouse spaces into manufacturing facilities seems like a no brainer. It’s an open box, usually with existing loading docks, high ceilings and a site positioned for moving goods onto trains or highway access, and most of all, there is often a lot of it to choose from in urban areas for cost-effective expansion.
 

However, if you’re not investigating the right aspects, these conversions can have substantial hidden costs. Click below to check out our top tips for emphasizing efficiency, cost reduction, and a seamless transition from warehouse to manufacturing.

When we picture manufacturing and product development workspaces, we may not see the sort of elements we think of in other work environments such as sleep pods, coffee bars, or fitness centers, but the fundamentals of an effective, healthy work environment are universal. A well-designed workspace can foster employee health, wellness, and overall satisfaction. 

Consider our best practices for designing a manufacturing and product development work space that supports worker health and wellbeing below. 

Steel has been a dominant material in high-rise and commercial construction for several decades, but there have been many changes to the material that add to its advantages.

Modern steel is probably more sustainable, reusable, and cost effective than you think. Explore some of the benefits of modern steel by clicking below.