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WorleyParsons Discuss Benefits of Modular Construction on Gulf Coast Downstream Projects

Module construction has it’s advantages depending on the situation and places significant pressure on both the procurement and design schedules.

Beyond quality management and improved completion time, modular construction offers numerous other benefits to owners. Removing approximately 80% of the building construction activity from the site location significantly reduces site disruption, vehicular traffic and improves overall safety and security. As owners and designers look for more sustainable designs for improved environmental impact, modular construction is inherently a natural fit. Building in a controlled environment reduces waste through avoidance upstream rather than diversion downstream.

The following interview with Ed Sparks, Vice President, Manager of Construction Services, Gulf Coast, WorleyParsons provides some useful information on Ed’s point of view on this subject.

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