Effects of labour management in building construction site - case study of Owerri, Imo state Department: Building Technology By: princeoziddyone Project ID: 1993 Rating: (3.2) votes: 17Rate this project12345 Price:₦3000 Get the Complete MaterialAbstractLabour has been regarded in construction industry as very essential because it is the one that combines all other resources in order to produce the various construction products. Studies in the Nigerian construction industry have however shown that labour costs vary widely within the industry and that labour management has remained one of the most-contributing factors'' to construction productivity, hence having adverse effect on firms productivity. In view of this, some factors negatively affecting the performance of construction labour were identified and proceeded further to know how these factors vary from site to site. The study area was the southwestern Nigeria and while forty questionnaires were administered to contractors, one hundred questionnaires were used to sample the opinions of labour in forty construction sites. The response levels were twenty-eight and fifty-two questionnaires from contractors and labour respectively. Like-statistical techniques were employed for the analysis in this perspective. The result indicated that unfair wages, negative influencing factors and lack of motivation were ranked high by the labour while the contractors ranked lack of training, poor communication and inclement weather as being affecting the performance labour in this respect. It was then recommended, among other things, that contractors must study the peculiarities of their workers and identify their main motivators. ...Preview Download Preview +Other Building Technology project topics and materials you might be interested in»Causes of project abandonment in building construction industry and remedial measures»Causes of construction project failures and abandonments in Nigeria»Safety procedures and accident prevention methods in construction sites»Control of Noise Pollution and Sound Insulation in Buildings ( A Case Study of a Broadcasting Studio)»The implication and benefit of the use of softwares in building project construction (case study of selected software and firm)»Maintenance and servicing problems of specialist works in building»A study of prospects and problems of timber as external material in building production in hot climate region»The effect of quality control in the building construction process (a case study of Afikpo, Ebonyi state)»The impact of budgeting and budgetary control in construction project delivery in Nigeria»Project planning and programming as tools for effective project delivery»The use of building survey for maintenance of building in Nigeria ( A case study of one storey building at Owerri, Imo state)»Challenges of low-cost housing delivery in Nigeria (Case study of Imo state)»Use of formwork design and construction of high building»Effects of labour management in building construction site - case study of Owerri, Imo state»Design and construction of office complex for school of environmental design technology