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THE FUTURE OF CONSTRUCTION

Navigating careers, training and skills in Modern Methods of Construction

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Ireland’s construction sector is undergoing a major transformation. Innovation, sustainability, and productivity are driving change across the industry, and Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) are central to this evolution. To keep pace—and to lead—businesses must invest in new capabilities, new technologies, and most importantly, a future-ready workforce. 

The Skillnet MMC Accelerate platform designed to help construction companies in Ireland—especially SMEs—navigate this change. Through targeted information on training, industry insights, and support resources, we empower businesses to adopt MMC and develop the skillsets required to thrive in a modern, competitive market. 

Whether you’re looking to upskill your existing workforce, expanding your team with new skillsets or exploring new career pathways for yourself in digital construction, offsite manufacturing, sustainable building practices or Lean principles-this platform is your gateway to the future of construction. 

How to use this Platform

Now is the time to build your skills, accelerate your training, and shape your career. Skillnet MMC Accelerate is Ireland’s hub for MMC skills, training, and innovation, empowering individuals and businesses to lead the future of construction. 

Watch the video to find out more. 

The future starts now. 

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Download Standardised Design Files

The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage has developed and published a report with information on standardised approaches to housing design, including standardised dwelling types and specifications for building services, aimed at reducing construction costs and supporting MMC adoption through Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) principles.

The files available include model designs of a house, two types of duplexes and a triplex which showcase different MMC building systems, including 2D panellised light gauge steel (LGS) frame, 2D panellised timber frame, insulated concrete formwork (ICF) and 3D volumetric light gauge steel. In addition, an educational pack is available for download.

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MMC’s impact on YOUR business

See our real-world insights and case studies, showcasing how businesses are embracing the future of MMC.

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Find the right MMC course for you or your business

With a host of training and upskilling courses available nationwide, it’s never been easier to make the move to MMC.

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Why embrace MMC?

Build faster, safer, and more sustainably-delivering higher quality with greater efficiency and less disruption.

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Industry research

A dedicated knowledge hub to identify emerging trends, technologies, and skill requirements within Modern Methods of Construction, with information from leading education providers and policymakers across Ireland. It is designed to inform programme development, support evidence-based decision-making, and guide industry stakeholders on future talent and innovation needs in construction.

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Key resources available for businesses and individuals engaging with Modern Methods of Construction. It highlights support providers offering expert advice and mentoring, access to grants and funding, and tailored training programmes. 

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