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Knight Division TacticalDoes KDT provide mobile sleeper units?
Mobile Sleeper Units (Type 1–3)
Yes.
KDT provides mobile sleeper units, Type 1 (40–48 berths), Type 2 (21–39) and Type 3 (4–20): climate-controlled sleeping trailers with curtained berths, delivered, powered, staffed by attendants and cleaned daily.
Typical configuration
- Type 1 (SLP1)
- 40–48 berths
- Type 2 (SPL2)
- 21–39 berths
- Type 3 (SPL3)
- 4–20 berths
- Berths
- Privacy curtain, filtered air vent and anti-bacterial fire-rated mattress at each berth
- Power
- Environmentally compliant propane or diesel generator
- Staffing
- Wet with operators; attendant on duty for each group of units
- Safety
- 2+ lighted exits, emergency lighting with battery backup, stairs with rails
A mobile sleeper unit gives crews a dark, quiet, climate-controlled place to sleep, which matters a lot when people work 16-hour shifts or alternate days and nights. On wildfire it's ordered as a Mobile Sleeper Unit, typed by berths: Type 1 (SLP1) has 40–48 berths, Type 2 (SPL2) 21–39 and Type 3 (SPL3) 4–20.
Every unit is built for real rest. Units have air conditioning, heat and a filtered ventilation system, with filtered air vents and a privacy curtain at each berth and anti-bacterial, fire-rated mattresses. They run on environmentally compliant propane or diesel generators, and have two or more exits with lighted EXIT signs, battery-backed emergency lighting and stairs with rails. Sleeping bag and pillow rental and cleaning come in the daily rate.
KDT delivers the units, levels them, sets the generator and stairs, and staffs them: an attendant on duty for each group of sleepers, posted hours, a daily cleaning schedule and a berth roster. On a hurricane response the same units often replace hotels that are full, damaged or without power.
Available as
- Type 1 mobile sleeper units (40–48 berths)
- Type 2 mobile sleeper units (21–39 berths)
- Type 3 mobile sleeper units (4–20 berths)
- Groups of units with a shared attendant
What's included
- Delivery, leveling and stairs
- Generator and power hookup
- Attendant on duty, posted hours and berth roster
- Daily cleaning on a posted schedule
- Sleeping bag and pillow rental and cleaning
- HVAC checks and repair
- Pickup at demob
Where it's used
- Fire camp sleeping, including night-shift crews
- Hurricane and flood responder housing
- Oil spill and hazmat worker camps
- Security and contracting sites
Questions, answered.
Does KDT provide mobile sleeper units?
Yes. We supply Type 1, 2 and 3 mobile sleeper units for incident camps, and we deliver, power, staff, clean and service them for the length of the incident.
How many people does a mobile sleeper unit hold?
It's set by the type: a Type 1 has 40–48 berths, a Type 2 has 21–39 and a Type 3 has 4–20. We size the order to your headcount and shifts.
Do mobile sleepers come with bedding?
Yes. Under the standard, sleeping bag and pillow rental and cleaning are included in the daily rate, and each berth has its own mattress and privacy curtain.
Is someone on duty at the sleepers?
Yes. An attendant is on duty for each group of sleeper units, posts the hours and cleaning schedule, and keeps the berth roster.
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