• Sustainability Manager

    Sustainability & Environmental
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    The Sustainability Manager drives sustainable construction practices by ensuring projects meet environmental, social, and economic sustainability targets, reducing carbon footprints and improving resource efficiency.
    The Sustainability Manager plays a key role in integrating sustainability principles within MMC by promoting circular economy practices, optimising energy efficiency in modular buildings, and ensuring compliance with green building standards.
  • Sustainable Construction
  • Safety & Compliance
  • Strategic Thinking
  • Circular Economy Knowledge
  • Manufacturing & Assembly
  • Digital & Technology
  • Lifecycle Assessment (LCA)
  • Planning & Executing
  • Problem-Solving
  • Leadership
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    Environmental Engineer Regulatory Compliance Officer
    Manager Pathway
    Sustainability Manager
    Director of Design and Innovation
    Regulatory Policy Advisor
    • Degree in Environmental Science, Sustainability, Engineering, or Construction Management.
    • Additional coursework in sustainable urban planning, renewable energy, or circular economy.
    • Experience in environmental consulting, sustainability strategy, or green building projects.
    • Roles in waste management, renewable energy, or construction compliance.
    • Chartered Engineer (Engineers Ireland) status or equivalent.
    • PAS 2080 Carbon Management Certification.
    • ISO 14001 Environmental Management Training.
    • LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Accreditation.
    • BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) Certification.

  • Quality Manager

    Health, Safety, Quality & Compliance
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    A Quality Manager ensures that construction projects meet regulatory standards, client requirements, and industry best practices by implementing and monitoring quality control processes.
    Quality Managers play a crucial role in MMC by developing robust quality assurance frameworks for prefabricated components, ensuring compliance with standards, and streamlining quality checks for off-site and on-site processes.
  • Quality Assurance
  • Safety & Compliance
  • Inspection & Testing
  • Risk Management
  • Manufacturing & Assembly
  • Continuous Improvement
  • Digital & Technology
  • Decision Making
  • Attention to Detail
  • Problem-Solving
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    Regulatory Compliance Officer Quality Control Technician Fire Safety Compliance Specialist
    Individual Contributor Pathway
    Quality Manager
    Lead Design Architect
    Manager Pathway
    Quality Manager
    Regulatory Compliance Manager
    Operations Director
    • Degree in Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or a related field.
    • Background in site management, inspection roles, or quality control within construction or manufacturing.
    • ISO 9001 Lead Auditor, NEBOSH Health & Safety Certification, or CQI (Chartered Quality Institute) membership.

  • MMC Business Development Manager

    Sales & Business Development
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    An MMC Business Development Manager drives the adoption of modern construction methods by identifying new market opportunities, building client relationships, and promoting off-site and modular construction solutions.
    MMC Business Development Managers are at the forefront of industry transformation, working with developers, contractors, and manufacturers to integrate prefabrication, modular construction, and digital design solutions into mainstream construction projects. Identify new markets and opportunities for MMC products and services.
  • Negotiation
  • Sales & Business Development
  • Strategic Thinking
  • Manufacturing & Assembly
  • Supply Chain & Logistics
  • Digital & Technology
  • Sustainable Construction
  • Problem-Solving
  • Leadership
  • Adaptability & Resilience
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    Technical Sales Engineer Cost Estimator
    Manager Pathway
    MMC Business Development Manager
    Operations Director
    Regulatory Policy Advisor
    • Degree or equivalent experience in Business, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, or Architecture.
    • Background in construction sales, project management, or MMC-related roles in manufacturing, supply chain, or consultancy.
    • SCSI or CIOB membership (Chartered Institute of Building) BIM & Digital Construction Courses DfMA & Off-Site Manufacturing Training.

  • Regulatory Policy Advisor

    Regulatory, Policy & Certification
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    The Regulatory Policy Advisor develops, interprets, and implements regulatory policies that ensure construction projects comply with legal, safety, and environmental standards while supporting industry best practices and innovation.
    The Regulatory Policy Advisor plays a key role in shaping policies that accommodate MMC, advocating for regulatory frameworks that support modular construction, digital compliance, and sustainability within the industry.
  • Building Standards
  • Safety & Compliance
  • Data Analysis & Reporting
  • Advocacy
  • Manufacturing & Assembly
  • Policy Development & Implementation
  • Sustainable Construction
  • Digital & Technology
  • Problem-Solving
  • Attention to Detail
  • Planning & Executing
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    Regulatory Compliance Officer Regulatory Compliance Manager
    Manager Pathway
    Regulatory Policy Advisor
    Director of Design and Innovation
    • Degree in Law, Public Policy, Construction Management, Environmental Science, or a related field.
    • Additional coursework in regulatory affairs, urban planning, or risk management.
    • Experience in regulatory compliance, construction law, or policy development.
    • Work in government agencies, legal advisory roles, or construction industry associations.
    • Chartered Membership of a professional regulatory body (e.g., IOSH, CIAT, RICS).
    • CPCB (Certified Professional in Construction and Building Regulations).
    • BREEAM/LEED Accreditation for sustainability policy development.
    • ISO 9001 (Quality Management) and ISO 14001 (Environmental Management) Certifications.
    • NEBOSH Construction Certificate (Health & Safety qualification).

  • Director of Design and Innovation

    Innovation & R&D
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    The Director of Design and Innovation leads the strategic direction of design and innovation in construction, integrating emerging technologies, sustainable practices, and modern construction methodologies to enhance efficiency, creativity, and industry standards.
    The Director of Design and Innovation plays a key role in MMC by driving the adoption of digital design tools, modular construction techniques, and sustainable innovations. They ensure that design strategies align with off-site manufacturing, automation, and circular economy principles to create cost-effective and high-performance buildings.
  • Strategic Thinking
  • Sustainable Construction
  • Project Management
  • Communication & Collaboration
  • Risk Management
  • Manufacturing & Assembly
  • Automation & Robotics
  • Digital & Technology
  • Innovation & Creative Thinking
  • Leadership
  • Problem-Solving
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    Lead Design Architect MMC Business Development Manager Circular Economy Manager
    Individual Contributor Pathway
    Lead Design Architect
    Circular Economy Manager
    Director of Design and Innovation
    Manager Pathway
    Director of Design and Innovation
    Operations Director
    • Degree or postgraduate qualification in Architecture, Civil Engineering, Construction Technology, or Innovation Management.
    • Specialised studies in digital construction, sustainability, and MMC.
    • Extensive experience in architecture, engineering, or construction design leadership.
    • Proven track record of leading design innovation projects and R&D initiatives.
    • Certification in BIM and digital construction (e.g., Autodesk Certified Professional, BRE BIM Certification).
    • Leadership and innovation management training (e.g., Lean Construction, Design Thinking).
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  • MMC Ireland

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    MMC Ireland is the leading voice of Irish MMC advocacy, dedicated to promoting and advancing the interests of the industry as a whole. We offer a unified voice across the collective expertise of our thousands of members nationwide.
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  • Construct Innovate

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    Construct Innovate is Ireland’s national research centre for construction technology and innovation. Construct Innovate is a part of Enterprise Ireland’s industry-led Technology Centre Programme.
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  • LOETB Mount Lucas

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    The National Construction Training Campus in Mount Lucas offers a vast range of training and testing services in areas related to the field of construction.
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  • CIF SOSA

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    The Smart Offsite Association is part of the Association of the Construction Industry Federation and represents construction companies operating off-site with manufacturing capacity.
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