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The Rise of Prefabrication in Construction

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    As the demand for productivity in construction rises in tandem with the need to stay cost-effective, many contractors are transitioning to off-site prefabrication. This session will cover how prefabrication can have a dramatic impact on schedule performance, construction cost, and workplace safety. We’ll also cover how you can fast track your success following the model of forward-thinking companies who use fabrication best practices and technologies.

    Key Learnings

    • Embark on your prefabrication journey with confidence
    • Know what technologies and strategies are currently being used by contractors to fabricate
    • Enable real time visibility into the success of your fabrication
    • Mitigate schedule risk, lower costs, and increase workplace safety through prefabrication

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    Product design and manufacturing
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