Improved site
Health & Safety

• Less risk of problems associated with moisture, environmental hazards and weather-related health risks.
• Reduced workforce and supervision
• Allows for free space on site for other trades
• Reduces AFRs

Reduced cost

• Avoidance of fixed scaffolding for the duration of a traditional construction period
• Minimisation of temporary safety and task lighting required
• Less plant and equipment on site
• Cost certainty
  
  

Improved quality

• Controlled manufacturing environment
• Specified standards and built to a uniform quality.
• Highly skilled operatives
• Multiple quality checks
• Precise machine equipment to ensure conformity to building code
  
  

Reduced labour

• Multi-skilled operatives with a manufacturing bias giving improved productivity (30% increase)
• Reduced site workforce (up to 70%)
• Improved onsite co-ordination and safety
  
  
  

Shorter programmes

Pre-fabrication can take less than half the time when compared to traditional construction due to better upfront planning, no on-site weather factors, no sub-contractor scheduling delays, Multiple modules can be constructed simultaneously.

ECO friendly

• Materials can be recycled in-house
• Less waste directly to a landfill
• Accurate construction, tighter joints and better air filtration, which in turn allows for better wall insulation and an increase in energy efficiency