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Modern Methods of Construction: What’s Really in the Box?
28 April @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm AEST
$38.00 - $50.00
Modern methods of construction (MMC) are reshaping how buildings are conceived, costed and delivered. From factory-finished panels to modular systems, construction is becoming more like assembly, and that shift is pushing critical decisions to earlier than ever before.
Join Sarah Slattery for a forward-looking webinar exploring what MMC really means for today’s quantity surveyor. Beyond the physical ‘kit of parts’, MMC brings new layers of digital documentation, procurement models, carbon targets, build sequencing and risk allocation, all demanding sharper early-stage insight from QS professionals.
This session will unpack how quantity surveyors can add the greatest value by testing assumptions, spotting what’s missing, and helping project teams make confident decisions in an increasingly upstream, system-driven environment.
Register now to secure your place and be part of the conversation shaping the future of quantity surveying.
CPD: 1 point
Disclaimer: The information presented in this webinar is accurate to the best of the speaker’s knowledge at the time of recording. AIQS does not independently verify the content and accepts no responsibility for any errors, omissions, or changes that may occur after publication. Viewers are encouraged to exercise their own judgement and seek professional advice where appropriate.
Our speakers
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- Sarah Slattery FAIQS
- Biography
Sarah is a Fellow of AIQS, a quantity surveyor, business leader and non-executive director, and has practised as a quantity surveyor for over 35 years. Sarah was the first woman in Australia to lead a quantity surveying firm, as CEO of Slattery between 2017 and 2024, driving significant business growth and establishing the firm as one of Australia’s top five QS firms.
She is currently leading Slattery in long-term value creation through partnerships, innovation and strategic opportunities in her role as Director, Partnerships and Innovation. Passionate about sustainability, Sarah has led initiatives in responsible building practices and carbon reduction, including championing net-zero emissions at Slattery and promoting sustainable design. She chairs the Responsible Products Advisory Group and is a member of the Green Star Advisory Board at the Green Building Council of Australia.
