Ramtech’s Sabrina Queen Receives Modular Building Institute’s Career Services Award
Ramtech’s Sabrina Queen Receives Modular Institute Career Services Award at the MBI World of Modular Convention
Our very own Sabrina Queen, Ramtech’s Business Development Specialist for the education market, was recently honored with the Modular Building Institute’s 2025 Career Services Award. Nominated by Ramtech, Sabrina has dedicated 35 years to the company, serving in numerous roles over that time while always displaying an unwavering commitment to providing exceptional professional and community service. Her ability to build relationships and deliver results has led to over $200 million in commercial modular project sales by serving numerous clients across Texas and our neighboring states. Known for her versatility and client-focused approach, Sabrina is one of the cornerstones of Ramtech’s success, always ready to tackle challenges and supporting the Ramtech team and our customers alike.
Beyond her professional achievements, Sabrina’s community involvement is equally inspiring. Since 2002, she has volunteered with Meals on Wheels of Tarrant County, initially as a group driver for Ramtech’s team and, since 2018, as the Group Coordinator for the Mansfield route. “Her kindness, patience, and organizational skills ensure weekly meal deliveries to clients who deeply appreciate her care”, as noted by Cathy Wilson, Coordinator of Volunteer Scheduling and Mobile Delivery for Meals On Wheels of Tarrant County. Additionally, since September 2023, Sabrina has been a valued member of the Burleson Citizens on Patrol Program, logging in over 140 volunteer hours. The City of Burleson Police Department’s Community Resource Officer Jay Davis said of Sabrina, “Whether patrolling, training, or supporting events, she serves as a community role model, always ready to lend a hand. Sabrina’s blend of professional excellence and community dedication makes her a truly deserving recipient of this prestigious award”.
From all of us at Ramtech, congratulations Sabrina and thank you for all you do for Ramtech and the surrounding community.
- Published in Ramtech News
Ramtech to Exhibit at CCOSA Conference in Oklahoma City June 12-14
Ramtech will be heading north of the Red River this week to exhibit at the Cooperative Council for Oklahoma School Administration (CCOSA) Summer Leadership Conference set to begin June 12-14 at the Oklahoma City Convention Center. Ramtech will be led by Education Specialist Sabrina Queen who will hold court in Booth #138 to share how permanent and relocatable modular construction can meet a wide variety of education facility needs for K-12 schools. Visitors will also be able to stop by and register to win a $50 Amazon gift card in our Ramtech Lego giveaway.
The CCOSA was established to develop close and continuous communication and cooperation between educators, taxpayers and legislators to improve the effectiveness of professional school administrators and to communicate the needs of the schools. Their mission is to promote quality administrative leadership for Oklahoma schools through professional development, legislation, and member services. The Council is the umbrella organization for the Oklahoma Association of School Administrators (OASA), the Oklahoma Association of Secondary School Principals (OASSP), the Oklahoma Association of Elementary School Principals (OAESP), the Oklahoma Middle Level Education Association (OMLEA), and the Oklahoma Directors of Special Services (ODSS).
- Published in Education, Ramtech News
Ramtech Installs Portable Classroom Complex at Greenhill School in Addison, TX
Ramtech portable classrooms and toilet building at the Science Village at Greenhill School in Addison, TX
Ramtech recently completed a relocatable modular school complex for the Greenhill School in Addison, Texas. The 5,016 square foot project, called the Science Village, will be used on an interim basis while the Dallas-area private school looks to demolish and build a new permanent facility.
The project requirement called for Ramtech to install six of our industry standard 24’ x 64’ LT portable double-classrooms in two rows end to end, along with a 12’ x 34’ girls and boys restroom module in the front of the complex. The buildings were set onto CMU block piers and connected using a site constructed concrete walkway and an extensive wood deck, ramps, and landing system. The building layout called for one of the portable classrooms to be used as an administrative office with multiple cubicles on each side. The buildings were also customized to include an interior door between the classrooms in the center partition wall.
Because the buildings are used primarily as science labs for the schools’ middle and high school students, the code requirements called for acid resistant piping to be used which was accommodated by installing Chem Drain CPVC for all the DWV lines. The exterior cladding of the modular buildings utilizes 26-gauge R-Panel commercial grade steel siding, along with 29-gauge R-Panel metal for the roofs. The interiors of the portable classrooms feature vinyl covered gypsum on the walls, VCT tile flooring, and lay-in acoustical tile ceilings. The heating and cooling for each classroom are accommodated using Bard exterior wall-mounted air conditioning units. To minimize any waste and to maximize the budget for the project, the cabinetry and science lab equipment was removed from the existing structure and installed in each of the science labs.
Founded in 1950 and located on 75 acres in Addison, Texas, the Greenhill School is comprised of 15 buildings, including a full athletic complex, a library facility, and the state-of-the-art Marshall Family Performing Arts Center with over 303,000 square feet under one roof. Greenhill has become one of the leading independent coeducational day schools in the DFW Metroplex, and now serves over 1,300 students in pre-k through the 12th grade.
Portable classroom science lab at Greenhill School in Addison, TX.
- Published in Education, Portable Classrooms, Ramtech News
Ramtech Set To Begin Installation of Temporary Elementary Campus at Deweyville ISD
This week Ramtech is set to begin installing the buildings for the temporary elementary school campus we have constructed for Deweyville ISD. This project was the result of the district’s needing to meet the challenge of relocating all of their elementary school students to their high school campus as a result of the Sabine River flooding that occurred in March of this year. (more…)
- Published in Education
Ramtech Completes Modular Building Project for Aldine ISD
Ramtech has now completed the four new modular cafeteria buildings originally ordered in February of this year for the Houston-area Aldine Independent School District. Together totaling 41,216 square feet, two modular buildings were installed at the District’s Nimitz and MacArthur High Schools for use as interim facilities while the renovation of each school’s existing cafeterias are taking place. (more…)
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