Infrastructure Built to Support Hyperscale Construction Growth
As hyperscale data center developments expand, workforce infrastructure must scale alongside the pace of construction. Each phase of development brings new crews, additional trades, and increased operational demands across the jobsite.
During Phase 2 of the Eagle Mountain data center development, additional workforce infrastructure was required to support the growing construction activity and maintain organized jobsite operations.
GNB Buildings provided additional tension fabric structures designed to support construction teams working across multiple active areas of the development.
These structures created protected environments where crews could gather, coordinate daily work activities, and maintain productivity throughout the construction process.
Phase 2 required infrastructure that could deploy quickly while supporting a rapidly expanding construction workforce.
The Operational Demand
Without properly designed workforce infrastructure:
• Crews lack organized coordination areas
• Jobsite productivity can decrease
• Construction operations become more difficult to manage
• Worker safety and comfort can be impacted
Large-scale data center construction projects require reliable infrastructure to support workforce logistics and jobsite coordination.
Why It Mattered
Major data center developments involve thousands of workers across multiple construction phases.
Supporting these crews requires infrastructure that provides:
• Protected craft commons spaces for workforce operations
• Efficient areas for planning and coordination
• Durable buildings capable of handling active construction environments
• Rapid deployment to match aggressive construction schedules
• Flexible facilities that scale as the project expands
Proper workforce infrastructure helps construction teams maintain organization, productivity, and safety throughout large-scale builds.
• Total Structures Installed: 10
• Structure Size: 72′ x 140′
• Application: Craft Commons & Workforce Support
• Industry: Data Center / Mission Critical Construction
• Location: Eagle Mountain, Utah
• Outcome: Workforce infrastructure supporting large-scale data center construction
