Submission ID 115427
| Session Title | CC - Climate Vulnerability and Resilience: Getting Out in Front |
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| Title | Modern Methods of Construction in Infrastructure |
| Abstract | In the dynamic world of Infrastructure Construction, efficiency and sustainability are crucial factors that drive success. Adopting Modern Methods of Construction can significantly affect project timelines, costs, and environmental impact. Prefabricated concrete structures have emerged as game-changers, offering numerous advantages that revolutionize construction practices. Some of the most significant benefits of prefabricated concrete structures are their resiliency and ability to expedite construction. By manufacturing precast components off-site, construction projects can progress faster. This approach eliminates on-site delays associated with traditional construction, resulting in shorter project delivery times. The session will demonstrate how prefabrication eliminates on-site delays, optimizes workforce allocation and precise specifications, and minimizes environmental impacts, providing a smaller environmental footprint. In short, Get In – Get Out – Stay Out. |
| Presentation Description (for App) | Embracing prefabricated concrete technologies offers many advantages for infrastructure construction. From accelerated construction timelines and reduced labour requirements to improved precision, quality control, and environmental sustainability, these innovative structures pave the way for a more resilient, efficient, and sustainable future. By adopting these techniques, we can enhance our future |
| Author and/or Presenter Information | Stéphane Martel, Canadian Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute
Val Sylaj, Canadian Precast/Prestressed Concrete Institute |
