Poor productivity on construction projects is a common problem which results in project delays and increased costs. Poor productivity could be a result of:
Sometimes poor productivity is a result of the client. The reasons must be ascertained so measures can be implemented to rectify the situation, or so that variations for the additional costs caused by the client can be submitted. Reasons may be because of:
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David Bakovic
1/10/2015 02:34:39 pm
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20/11/2018 12:47:59 pm
I liked that you pointed out that a good manager of a construction site will make sure that there is enough light on the site. That does seem like a really important thing to do if the workers are on the site at night. After all, you don't want anyone to get hurt because of poor lighting.
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Paul
27/11/2018 03:24:42 pm
Hi Penelope, unfortunately some contractors don't provide sufficient lighting which may be required when working indoors and the permanent lights aren't yet connected and illuminated. Working in poor light means that workers can't see what they are doing, this often results in poor quality and management not seeing the poor quality. When the permanent lights are connected and the rooms are properly lit, then the defects become apparent. This takes time and costs money to rectify.
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