Maximizing project efficiency through construction prefabrication unveiling the benefits

Abstract

The current study explores valuable insights into the significance of using pre-fabrication procedures within construction-based projects. The research focuses on determining how project managers have obtained project efficiencies within complex projects. The study highlights preliminary challenges associated with the conventional approach used within construction projects, i.e., increase in lead time, high operational costs, delays in construction procedures, etc., that impact overall production decisions. Lack of technological implications and expertise among the labor force put forward certain complications for project handlers to execute project deliverables. The section on methodology describes the research methodology adopted in the study as it provides readers with the researcher's strategy for investigating research objectives. By using qualitative research design study is directed to explore the benefits of pre-fabrication procedures within the construction industry. With the secondary data collection technique, the study focuses on examining the research problem highlighted in the research. With the content analysis technique, the research evaluates the aim of the study by analyzing various research articles relevant to the topic. The section on findings and discussion provides an indepth overview of the advantages of using pre-fabrication models within construction procedures. It is evident from the study that for practicing highly sustainable dimensions within projects, the usage of modular construction methods is required that strategically direct project managers to accomplish project deliverables within the expected time phase.