What Is EPC In Construction? - Civil Engineering Explained

What Is EPC In Construction? In this informative video, we’ll break down the EPC model in construction and explain its significance in large project management. We’ll cover the three main components: Engineering, Procurement, and Construction. You’ll learn how each phase plays a vital role in the successful delivery of construction projects. From the initial design and detailed engineering plans to the sourcing of materials and managing subcontractors, we’ll provide a clear overview of how EPC contractors streamline the entire process.

We’ll also discuss the advantages of having a single contractor responsible for all aspects of a project, including communication, scheduling, and quality control. This approach not only simplifies the client’s experience but also ensures that projects are completed on time and within budget. Whether you’re a construction professional or simply interested in how major projects are executed, this video will provide you with a solid understanding of the EPC model.

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