DfMA for net zero

13 November 2024 , Webinar Add to calendar

Different perspectives on the importance of Design for Manufacture & Assembly (DfMA) for reducing carbon via the use of Modern Methods of Construction (MMC).

DfMA is a key part of the Construction Industrialisation process, the pre-cursor to MMC and Offsite and until it becomes mainstream the full potential of MMC and Offsite construction techniques will never be realised.  The term describes two separate processes, Design for Manufacture and Design for Assembly.  DFM is more closely associated with product development to improve the quality of products and reduce their cost.   In the construction sector it is more about standardisation and sometimes referred to as P-DfMA, with the P standing for Platform, a technique widely used in the automotive industry.  DFA is the technique used to make assembly simpler with fewer standardised parts consequently reducing assembly costs.  Better quality combined with lean construction can help reduce carbon during all stages of a project.

This webinar will explain the process, consider how it can influence net zero and provide clear examples of carbon reduction. Speakers will be drawn from across the construction sector including clients, consultants, manufacturers and contractors.

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Why attend

  • Understand the Process
  • See how DfMA aids carbon reduction
  • Learn from experienced practioners
  • Earn valuable CPD

Who should attend

  • Everyone in the construction sector with an interest in DfMA and Construction Industrialisation.

Agenda

10:00 Welcome and introduction

10:10 What is DfMA?

10:30 Design stage: Why is DfMA important?

10:50 Manufacturer stafe: Why is DfMA important?

11:10 DfMA Case Study

11:30 DfMA & Digital Twins

11:50 Interactive discussion and Q&A

12:25 Closing remarks

12:30 End of event

Additional Information

Fees
Free to attend for current and former BUILDOFFSITE members and key stakeholders.

Booking
Please register online for this event. If you experience issues when registering, please contact Charlotte Draper.
Alternatively please contact us on 07933 181 765 or email our Customer Services team.
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