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Webinar: Containerized Solutions for Industrial Applications

- Written by
- Cihan Altunbay
- Written by
- Cihan Altunbay
- Time to read
- 3 minutes
- Added
- 2 weeks ago
- Added
- 2 weeks ago

Prefabricated Containerized Solutions for Industrial Projects

Practical insights on E-houses, off-site integration and industrial power systems

Industrial projects are becoming larger, more complex and more schedule-driven. At the same time, safety requirements, permitting constraints and interface risks continue to increase. Prefabricated containerized solutions, including E-houses, control rooms and modular electrical buildings, offer a proven way to reduce on-site risk, improve quality and accelerate commissioning. On 22 January 2026, VONK hosted an in-depth webinar on containerized solutions for industrial applications, bringing together experts from across the full project ecosystem. This page provides the complete Webinar Series on Prefabricated Containerized Solutions, including a full summary and individual video insights per topic.

Industry Experts Across the Project Ecosystem

This webinar brought together perspectives from the end user, EPC contractor, OEM and System integrator

Speakers

Cihan Altunbay – Key Account Manager, VONK
Jurgen Tollner – Senior Project Manager, VONK
Richard Anderson – Senior Project Manager, Nobian
Amr Fawzy Hussein – Electrical Lead Engineer, Worley
Joris Ahsmann – Business Development Manager, Schneider Electric

By combining these perspectives, the discussion focused on real project experience in containerized electrical and control systems.

Webinar Series: Containerized Solutions for Industrial Applications

Each video below addresses a specific project question.

Video 1: Introduction – Why Containerization Matters Today

Duration: 07.44 minutes
Containerized solutions are no longer a trend. The question is not whether they help, but how to apply them intelligently to maximize project value.
This introduction outlines the shift from traditional on-site construction to controlled off-site fabrication for industrial power systems and E-houses.

Video 2: Specifications & early involvement

Duration: 12.08 minutes
Overly detailed technical specifications can limit innovation. Functional specifications create space for value creation. This session explores how early supplier involvement during FEED enables smarter engineering decisions in containerized electrical projects.

Video 3: Quality, Time & Cost

Duration: 06.44 minutes
Quality is built before site work starts, not during commissioning. This video explains how factory-controlled integration and testing improve quality assurance, reduce commissioning time and lower overall project risk.

Video 4: Standardization vs. customization

Duration: 05.23 minutes
Standardize where possible. Customize where it matters. Learn how modular building blocks for E-houses and control systems create efficiency while maintaining flexibility for project-specific requirements.

Video 5: E-Houses vs. Concrete Buildings

Duration: 05.13 minutes
Fewer people on site means safer projects and better control. This discussion compares prefabricated electrical buildings with traditional construction, highlighting safety, schedule and permitting advantages.

Video 6: Off-site testing & plug-and-play

Duration: 05.16 minutes
Interfaces should be solved in the factory, not in the field. Discover how integrated factory acceptance testing (FAT) and pre-commissioning reduce interface risk and enable plug-and-play installation on site.

Video 7: Contracting & integration strategy

Duration: 11.29 minutes
Every additional interface adds risk. This video explores single-source responsibility versus multiple packages and explains how integration strategy impacts schedule certainty and risk control.

Video 8: Questions and Answers

Duration: 13.26 minutes
Better projects start with better collaboration. This final session addresses audience questions and reinforces the importance of early engagement, trust and alignment between stakeholders.