the future of automated construction excellence. industry trend more for less metal construction...
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Industry Trend
More for Less
Metal Construction Components
Competitive Advantage
Business Concept
Process
Organization
Benefits
More for Less
Industry Trend
Faster, Faster, Faster
► Lean Thinking
► Lean Construction Institute
► Reduce Labor to Control Costs
► Trend Will Be Toward Panelization
Conventional Fabrication Pace
Maximum of 100 Feet of Panel Per Day (Two Workers)
Average of 50-60 Feet of Panel Per Day (Two Workers)
MC2 Fabrication Pace
Conventional Fabrication Pace
Maximum of 100 Feet of Panel Per Day (Two Workers)Average of 50-60 Feet of Panel Per Day (Two Workers)
Maximum of 500 Feet of Panel Per Day (Two Workers)
Average of 350 Feet of Panel Per Day (Two Workers)
Metal Construction Components automated process allows wall panels to be pre-assembled in a controlled environment. Panels are constructed using automated welding processes that reduce construction time while also increasing the structural load capacity with high strength silicon bronze welds. OSB, dens glas, or other non-finish sheathing can be installed to further reduce the time required for erection. Panels are labeled and placed on pallets in construction order to be delivered to the jobsite as needed.
Management
Shop Foreman Shop Foreman
Shop Staff (3-4/shift)
Shop Staff (3-4/shift)
Office Assistant Office Assistant
Design Estimator(s) Design Estimator(s)
Plant Manager Plant Manager
Dramatically Reduces Labor Costs
Increases Productivity
BENEFITS
Decreases Floor Space
Reduces the Need for Skilled CarpentersLocates Each Stud Precisely
Produces a Square Panel Every Time
Minimizes the Opportunity for Error
Increases Production Capacity Per Square Foot of Factory Floor
Increases Productivity
Decreases Floor Space
Reduces the Need for Skilled CarpentersLocates Each Stud Precisely
Produces a Square Panel Every Time
Minimizes the Opportunity for Error
Increases Production Capacity Per Square Foot of Factory Floor
Dramatically Reduces Labor Costs