
Industrial Facilities construction
Industrial facilities erected around clear span and slab.
Warehouses and industrial units are built from earthworks to yard with ground slab tolerances, portal frame erection, roofing, utilities and drainage managed as one programme.
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Work packages we handle
What a industrial facilities construction package covers.

Build direction
A shed planned around racking, movement and power.
Slab loading, rack fixings, clear height, dock levels, crane provisions and utility capacity are set before erection, so operations, storage and maintenance fit without modification.
Concept visualization shown for design discussion—not a claimed Woods Genie project.
Planning priorities
What we build around.
- Ground slab level, tolerance and loading
- Steel portal frame erection sequence
- Roofing, cladding and weather-tightness
- Yard, roads, drainage and utility connections
Typical systems & materials
Specified for the building’s life.
- Steel portal frames and rafters
- Power-trowelled ground slabs
- Corrugated roof and wall cladding
- Precast and drainage elements
Final specifications are confirmed during detailed design, approvals and material sampling.
Scope of work
From empty plot to occupancy.
The exact package is tailored to the site and approved brief. Land title work, statutory fees and specialist equipment are confirmed separately where applicable.
- Site establishment & safety setup
- Surveys, setting out & drawings
- Foundations & substructure
- Superstructure & framing
- Envelope, roofing & waterproofing
- MEP coordination & installations
- Plaster, flooring & finishes
- Testing, snagging & handover
Execution process
A controlled path from survey to occupancy.
- 01
Survey & feasibility
Ground conditions, access, services and constraints are documented.
- 02
Planning & approvals
Drawings, programme and statutory submissions are prepared.
- 03
Substructure
Earthworks, footings and foundations are executed to tolerance.
- 04
Superstructure
Frames, slabs and masonry rise with services cast in.
- 05
Envelope & services
Roofing, cladding, MEP and waterproofing are completed.
- 06
Handover
Testing, snagging, records and occupancy documentation close out.

Why Woods Genie
Construction, interiors and furniture on one programme.
Structure, services and finishes stay under one site team.
Fit-out and furniture are planned while the frame rises.
Approvals, quality checks and handover records stay traceable.
Frequently asked questions
Planning your industrial facilities building.
Can the slab and frame handle racking and later expansion?
Yes. Slab thickness, tolerance, rack loading, clear height and future expansion bays are designed with the frame, so racking and additional lines can be added without a new civil package.
Can Woods Genie deliver a complete industrial facility building?
Yes. The scope can cover site establishment, substructure, superstructure, envelope, services coordination, finishes, snagging and handover under one site team and one programme.
Can work be phased around an operational or occupied site?
Where the site stays active, we plan phased zones, temporary accesses, working hours and dust and noise controls around the operating requirements confirmed during the site survey.
When are the programme and commercial proposal confirmed?
After the site survey, structural scope, services requirements and statutory position are reviewed. The firm programme and proposal follow the approved drawings and specifications.
Planning a industrial facilities building?
Share your brief and our team will guide you on scope, structural sequence, budget and timeline.






