What is a mobile welfare unit?
A welfare unit is a towable unit that provides temporary canteen and welfare facilities on site. It has a separate toilet, drying room and ample space to rest and eat. Contact us today for welfare unit hire to provide your workforce with a safe, warm place to use and stay.
When do you need a welfare unit?
Unlike some other working environments, construction sites can be cold, wet, muddy places to be. There are generally few spaces to sit and relax on breaks, and basic facilities are often in short supply. A welfare unit can often provide the perfect solution.
For bigger projects scheduled to last for several weeks or months, there is a requirement for sites to provide appropriate and legally compliant facilities for the people who work there every day.
Even for short-term sites where there are no external facilities such as shops or cafés, a welfare unit is often provided for the convenience of the site workers.
For longer-term projects, HSE guidelines require contractors to provide such welfare facilities for their workers as a “basic expectation”.
Have any questions? Call us
If you would like to discuss your plans with us, or simply need some information on prices, please don’t hesitate to contact the friendly team at Karzees. You can do it by phone, fax, message or email.
What do you get?
Karzees supply 12ft mobile welfare units fitted with canteen and toilet facilities, including warm water for hand washing. Power for the unit is supplied by a 6KVA generator, which runs almost silently. These units are suitable for up to 7 people.
The canteen area has bench seating, heating and basic kitchen facilities including a microwave and kettle.
If you would like to know more about Karzee’s welfare unit hire, please don’t hesitate to give our friendly team a call.
Frequently Asked Questions
For more FAQs about our portable toilets and welfare units please see our dedicated FAQs page.
No. The units on our fleet are mainly 12′ towable units, but we are able to quote for other sizes.
Our 12′ towable welfare units have a standard size toilet and are emptied by operatives on normal service rounds.
No, but all units are supplied with plastic water containers which can be filled by the customer.
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