Time savings

DfMA can reduce on-site construction assembly time by up to 30% which benefits everyone; industry, community and existing school operations.

Minimises impact on schools

When compared to traditional construction methods, DfMA creates less noise, less traffic, less pollution and less dust which results in less impact to schools.

Improved health, safety and productivity

DfMA uses off-site manufacturing to deliver building components and modules to site. This means safer workplaces  for manufacturing and on-site construction teams.

Upskills the workforce

DfMA creates demand for new jobs in manufacturing including production line management, technical skills training, logistics management, digital systems and quality assurance.

Improved sustainability

As a consequence of manufacturing precision being applied to construction, DfMA can reduce carbon emissions, water and material waste by more than 30%.

Opportunity to reduce cost

Over time, as the industry becomes more familiar with DfMA, school designs will reduce project costs and improve quality.

See how this innovative construction method has met the needs of the school community with a modern, flexible and built-for-purpose new school at Jordan Springs Public School.