Large-scale Modularization

Large-scale Modularization
Improving construction efficiency and productivity with modular innovation and methods

Productivity by Design
Our large-scale modularization programs reduce both on-site labor and fabrication labor costs. We recognize that communication is key, and the process starts with in-depth client consultation to understand project weaknesses, strengths, risks and challenges. This results in an outline of recommendations/materials/strategies/processes that Exentec and the client can use for best financial value. We then employ cutting-edge modeling software to control and limit rework within each product or program. The ultimate goal is to eliminate or align construction gaps between design and construction, including reduction of project issues such as safety, laydown, trade stacking and waste.
Our processes, successfully employed at dozens of high-cost, high-stakes projects, have consistently succeeded through more effective interfacing of people, processes, materials, equipment and information. Our large-scale modularization programs works well with interoperable technology applications, such as Building Information Modeling (BIM).

Modular Advantages
- Substantially reduces on site labor activities.
- Orbital and high purity welds removed from typical projects methods.
- Proven cost reductions.
- Improves jobsite safety - reduction in exposure to work related life and safety incidents.
- Material management efficiencies - LL planning.
- Compresses construction time by reducing the number of construction activities.
- Improves quality and provides standardization.
- Cost control - expandable and flexible designs built into module.
- Reduces footprint requirements by stacking & dense packing utilities and personnel.
- Overcomes skill shortages and training at jobsite.
- Site infrastructure requirements are reduced due to less manpower required on site: parking spaces, site office and storage trailers and containers, site safety supervision.
- Reduction in construction contamination in the sub-fab and associated cleaning man-hours and cost.