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To help the construction industry cope with the difficulties of labour shortages, escalating construction costs, demanding programmes and quality assurance, Hip Hing has been keeping pace with the latest trends and adopting Modular Integrated Construction (MiC), to create value for the industry.
Each Module is factory made complete with internal finishes, is fully furnished with beds, desks, wardrobes, cabinets all sanitary fittings and externally has openable window curtain walls. MEP services including lighting and power, water supply and heaters are installed at the factory and are fully tested and commissioned before delivery.
MiC enhanced productivity, that InnoCell was completed ahead of schedule, the construction programme was shortened by about 40%, with site installation productivity peaking at 10-12 MiC modules per day.
MiC was a logical choice as it enabled the facilities to be put into operation at the earliest possible time, without compromising safety or the quality of the finished project.
At the JPC Centre at Pat Heung and Penny's Bay (Phase IIIA), 120 fully serviced quarantine units were fabricated and installed within 63 days. This was achieved despite the challenges posed by the shortage of construction materials and the temporary suspension of the MiC factory operations in Mainland China due to the coronavirus outbreak. For the project of Temporary Quarantine Facilities at Penny’s Bay, it was completed within a very short time frame of 89 days.
