Adam Garcia

• Judging when modular construction genuinely beats stick-built, and being honest about when it does not
• Modularizing large-bore pipe, supports and skids where the productivity gains are real and repeatable
• Matching module size and weight to the site’s actual rail, road, crane and barge access

Practical Takeaway: Leave with a practical test for when modular actually beats stick-built for a given scope, and how to size modules to the real transport and lift constraints of a site rather than to an idealized plan.