Need advice? Call 07841 464 367
Off Site Construction

News Post

March 10, 2023

What is an MMC Advisor?

The term MMC Advisor is the new buzz word in construction as the Government seeks to encourage improvement of the productivity of the construction industry by the use of Modern Methods of Construction. This article helps to explain what assistance the MMC Advisor can provide.

MMC Advisor is a term that refers to a consultant who specializes in modern methods of construction. They provide expert guidance and support to clients who are interested in adopting MMC techniques for their construction projects. MMC advisors have expertise in a wide range of MMC techniques, including offsite construction, prefabrication and modular construction. They work with clients in the early stages of a project to help identify whether MMC is suitable and if so which techniques meet their needs. They can also provide advice on project planning, budgeting, and procurement including selection of suppliers.

 

This is exactly what Off Site Construction Advice Ltd was set up to do and has been doing for more than ten years. To see more visit our website.            

Off Site Construction: OSC Advice Ltd, North Yorkshire

 

The first thing an MMC Advisor should do is assess if the project is suitable for MMC and if so which techniques will provide the best methods of construction. To do this, it is critical to get an MMC Advisor in early.

A key part of the role is identifying any areas which can be optimised and streamlined by using MMC. There are often opportunities to use MMC to speed up a process, or to save costs, and a good MMC Advisor will be able to spot this and inform the client before they commit to anything that will do the opposite.

MMC is not just about speeding up processes and cutting costs. It is also about ensuring the best job is done. MMC is ideal for quality control, with the use of prefabricated materials that will focus on reducing the chance of errors and ensuring everything is the most precise and safe that it can be. The Advisors also work with all necessary teams to ensure the MMC techniques are being delivered on time and on budget.

The best time to consult with an MMC advisor is at the beginning of a project. This allows the advisor plenty of time to discuss the MMC techniques they plan to use with all parties, including the construction teams and the stakeholders. An MMC advisor should work alongside the design team when planning a project, otherwise it may be too late.

 

Benefits of Using an MMC Advisor

There are many benefits to using an MMC Advisor, including:

1.   Expert Guidance – MMC Advisors have specialised knowledge and expertise in this topic, which allows them to provide expert guidance and advice to clients throughout the construction process.

2.   Cost Savings –There are many techniques in MMC that can help to cut costs, and an MMC advisor should be able to highlight methods that can help to streamline the construction process, reduce waste, and more, which are always helpful for staying on budget.

3.   Improved Quality Control – By devising a plan and organising processes, an MMC Advisor can ensure all the work being done is of the highest quality and staying on time and on budget.

4.   Faster Construction Times – MMC can help construction projects to finish much quicker than traditional site-built projects. An MMC Advisor will help clients identify the most appropriate techniques for their needs and ensure the projects are always delivered on time.

5.   Enhanced Sustainability – MMC techniques are often more sustainable than traditional methods. They often help to reduce waste and minimise the environmental impact of construction projects.

6.   Improved Communication – MMC advisors can help facilitate communications between all parties involved in a construction project, including architects, contractors, and clients, helping to ensure the smooth completion of the project.

Back to Latest News

Latest Industry News

Get the latest news from the world of Off Site Construction sent straight to your inbox. Enter your email address below to sign up to David's newsletter now.

Thank you. You will start receiving our newsletter.

Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form. Please try again.