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Journal of Construction Project Management and Innovation
ISSN 2223-7852 · UJ Press · 255 artikel di indeks
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Identifying the challenges hindering successful implementation of Just-in-Time management system on construction projects in Nigeria
The Nigerian construction industry continues to face persistent challenges such as poor material control, escalating costs, and frequent project delays. Although the Just-in-Time (JIT) management system has demonstrated significant success in manufacturing by minimizing waste and improving…
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Predicting the Likelihood of Cost Overruns in Tunnel Projects in Australia
Cost overruns remain a persistent challenge in tunnel construction projects, yet their predictive assessment, particularly within the Australian context, has received limited scholarly attention. The purpose of this study is to develop a probabilistic, distribution-based framework for understanding…
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Quality Management System Implementation and Timely Completion of Building Projects: Evidence from Rwanda
The construction industry in rapidly developing economies is expanding in scale and complexity, placing greater pressure on contractors to deliver projects efficiently while maintaining quality standards. Where quality control systems are weak, defects and rework frequently translate into schedule…
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Sustainable Roads for Sub-Saharan Africa: A Hybrid Construction 4.0 Approach
Sub-Saharan economies face critical infrastructure deficits, including frameworks for adopting Construction 4.0 technologies in road development. This study addresses this gap by developing structured Hybrid Construction 4.0 adoption pathways tailored to resource-constrained contexts. Through…
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Modelling Organizational Performance in Kenya’s Construction Sector: A Canonical Correlation Approach
Local contractors in Kenya face persistent challenges, including operational inefficiencies and weak management structures, which undermine their ability to compete with international firms. While previous research has focused narrowly on project-level success—emphasizing cost, time, and…
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Environmental Conservation Attributes Influencing the Adoption of Sustainable Energy Delivery: A Confirmatory Factor Analysis Approach
The concept of meeting the present needs without impeding future generations' needs is called sustainable development. Therefore, sustainable energy development is the pathway for every nation's economic growth and development. The purpose of this article is assessing the influence of environmental…
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Procurement Planning Improvement Strategies and Challenges in Construction Project Delivery within the Public Tertiary Education Sector
The tertiary education sector projects are increasingly plagued by delay and budget blow-out, resulting in persistent cost and time overruns. The study investigates the influence of procurement planning improvement strategies and challenges in construction project delivery in the public tertiary…
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The Impact of Leadership and Rewards on Project Management Success, Mediated by Employee Perception and Team Cohesion
The increasing competition in companies necessitates an emphasis on project management to accomplish success. Leaders must possess both technical and social skills, as their management and perception significantly influence decision-making and team cohesion. The usage of diverse leadership rewards…
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Exploring Critical Measures for Developing Market Intelligence Culture in Construction Companies
In today's highly competitive environment, integrating market intelligence (MI) is paramount to enhancing organisational decision-making processes. Despite its significance, measures for improving MI culture remain underexplored in the construction marketing literature. Therefore, the objective of…
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Challenges Related to Housing Finance in Developing Nations
Housing is a crucial component of developmental activities and usually necessitates funding over an extended period of time. The lack of long-term financial instruments is a significant challenge for the bulk of the population towards property acquisition. Nevertheless, in developing nations like…
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Assessment of Factors Affecting Building Construction Workers When Working at Height
Falls from heights are the leading cause of fatal incidents in the global construction industry. Despite several efforts to mitigate this risk, falls from heights remain the most frequent type of accident in the construction sector. Given this impact, researchers find it critical to assess the…
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Evaluating Security Expenses in Construction Projects: Insights from Key Stakeholders
The construction industry in South Africa faces significant challenges concerning security, particularly in combating crime on construction sites. This study explores the role of the quantity surveyor in mitigating security costs to achieve cost efficiency. During this qualitative study, eleven…
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An Examination of Unethical Practices in the Construction Sector: The Case of Government Projects in the Wa Metropolis, Ghana
Although several studies have been conducted on unethical practices in the construction industry worldwide, little has been done in Ghana's Wa Metropolis, especially regarding government contracts. As a result, it is necessary to look into how unethical actions affect government construction…
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Exploring the Barriers Facing the Adoption of Building Automation Systems for Energy Efficiency in a Developing Economy
Building automation systems (BAS) play a crucial role in the operations and management of modern buildings, affecting energy efficiency for a better living. Despite the numerous benefits that BAS technology can contribute to the economic landscape of society, its adoption is still significantly…
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Exploring the Barriers of Implementing Technology Transfer Practices in Construction Firms in a Developing Economy
Technology Transfer (TT) remains a critical component for enhancing productivity, innovation, and competitiveness in developing economies. However, in Nigeria's construction sector, its full implementation is hindered by a complex mix of institutional, financial, and structural challenges. This…
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Exploring the Impact of Religious Beliefs on Job Performance in Nigeria's Construction Sector
Religious beliefs are widely recognised as shaping individuals' ethical orientations, behavioural tendencies, and interpersonal interactions. However, their specific influence on job performance within labour-intensive sectors such as construction remains insufficiently examined. This study…
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Road traffic crashes trends of severity and injuries in Osun state, Nigeria
Road traffic accidents (RTA) have been of concern both in developed and developing nations of the world. This study examined the road accident trends in Osun State, Nigeria, over 7 years (2015 to 2021). The dataset used is secondary data obtained from the Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC), Osun…
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Estimation of pavement layer moduli of thin-sealed roads for use in pavement management systems
Condition assessment and maintenance of vast road networks is a challenge both technically and financially in many low and middle-income countries (LMICs). It often requires rapid data collection techniques, quick analysis of the data, accurate defect identification, and appropriate allocation of…
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Influence of team emotional intelligence on the performance of construction design teams
Emotional Intelligence (EI) is an important competence in teamwork settings. Predominantly, previous EI studies on teams have focused on individual-level EI, neglecting the synergy of team members in a team. Therefore, this study aimed to assess the influence of team EI on the performance of…
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Premature pavement failure of a Superpave asphalt mix – a unique failure mechanism
Research outputs undertaken in temperate climates require adaptation and customisation before they can be applied to tropical conditions. This often requires the use of research trial sections with a revised technology. The construction and performance monitoring of trial sections takes time, often…