Source Of Construction Industry Instability And Performance Problems

Topics:
Construction Project Management
Tags:
Construction Industry,
Human Resources,
Performance,
Performance Management,
Workforce Management
Source:
Northumbria University

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Overview: A few year study of construction performance has resulted in a conclusion that construction industry performance problems are being caused by the client's delivery process. The hypothesis of the research is that the client has created a price-based environment which forces a technical solution to construction issues. Modeling has been created which deductively shows that the problem is being caused by the client's selection of contractors rather than the type of delivery process. A solution is proposed in the paper which uses the concepts of outsourcing, quality control (rather than management and inspection), continuous improvement with minimal client control, and a process based upon leadership rather than management principles.

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Format: PDF | Size: 164KB | Date: Apr 2006 | Pages: 10


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