Dive into the future of building at the Modern Methods of Construction Summit. Hear from contractors, developers, engineers, and innovators leading the way in offsite, modular, prefab, and sustainable construction. Discover how new technologies and approaches are transforming how we build faster, smarter, and more efficiently across Victoria.
Gain access to hundreds of high-level speakers throughout two days of presentations, interactive panel discussions, fireside chats and training workshops.
In a sector under pressure to deliver more with less, productivity has become the defining challenge for construction. From infrastructure megaprojects to local building developments, the industry is seeking proven methods to unlock better outcomes for people, projects, and communities.
This panel brings together voices from government, head contracting, academia, project delivery, and sustainability to explore how Lean Construction provides a foundation for ongoing productivity improvement. We will examine how Lean principles—minimising waste, maximising value, fostering collaboration, and creating predictable systems—can shift project performance from reactive firefighting to reliable delivery.
The discussion will highlight:
Attendees will leave with practical insights into how Lean Construction can be applied today to build a more productive, sustainable, and resilient industry.
Join us for "Modular Construction: Speed, Flexibility, and Quality," where experts will delve into the advantages of modular building techniques. This panel will highlight how modular construction can accelerate project timelines, provide design flexibility, and maintain high quality standards. Discover real-world applications and success stories that showcase the transformative impact of modular approaches in the construction industry, along with insights on how education and industry collaboration can build the skills and capability needed to scale modular construction.
Greater adoption of prefabrication has been advocated in response to housing supply constraints. However, most media and recent research have primarily focused on financial and policy issues. The issues underpinning the weak supply chain, the lack of support to the local prefab industry, the capability, capacity and readiness of the construction sector for more extensive use of pre-fabrication have received little attention.
How Australia’s Pre-Fab Industry Can Help the Housing Crisis – if we don’t first ask how we can help the Australia’s Pre-Fab Industry and the construction sector? In this panel session, we are pleased to have
Professor Mathew Aitchison, CEO, Building 4.0 CRC
Mr. Waco Tao, Executive Chair, Prefab Council Australia
Mr. Adam Jordan, Asia Pacific Lead, Bryden Wood
to exchange their views on this issue.
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