Creation Technologies

St. Peter, MN | Food + Industrial

Overview

ISG collaborated with Creation Technologies to design a space that enables safe, streamlined production of electronics.

Opportunity

In order to protect employees and ensure sensitive production of electronics, Creation Technologies needed a space specially designed to accommodate detail-oriented processes.

Solution

After acquiring a local company, circuit board manufacturer Creation Technologies planned to open a new facility on a greenfield site to accommodate the company’s growth. ISG new 50,000-square-foot facility, which houses two surface mount technology (SMT) manufacturing assembly lines and a corporate office. To combat potential interior production hazards, unique elements such as antistatic floors and metal flecks in the vinyl tiles ground employees and protect sensitive electronic components in clean rooms and circuit board production spaces. Clerestory windows in the manufacturing space provide natural light throughout the facility. The corporate office includes a conference center, break room, and fitness center and is equipped with large windows to provide staff a connection to the outside environment.

Key Points

Antistatic floors and metal flecks in vinyl tiles
50,000-square-foot facility
Two surface mount technology manufacturing assembly lines
Office space with employee amenities
Greenfield site

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