A Study on the Perceptions of Clients, Contractors and Consultants towards Precast Construction Technology

Figure 9 Applicability of Prefabricated Building Technology Table III Applicability of Prefabricated Building Technology Scale Criteria 3 on January 2 is the Indexed Average Category Do you think that prefabricated technology can be used successfully to build affordable housing? 1 7 30 67 is a prefabricated technology that brings value to the lower class society. 2 11 25 6 Most respondents believe that universal acceptance of prefabricated buildings in Bangalore is currently fair, but this field needs to be studied.

Kumaraswamy et al. (1998) investigated the causes of Hong Kong's construction delay seen from customers, contractors and consultants and investigated the factors that affect productivity and found that there is a difference in the relative importance of the factors among the three groups It became clear that there was. Chan and Kumaraswamy (1996) assessed the relative importance of 83 potential delay factors in the Hong Kong construction project and identified five key factors. Risk management and inadequate supervision, unforeseeable site situations, slow decision making, and customer changes fall into the following 8 groups.

Chan and Kumaraswamy (1997) conducted a survey to investigate the cause of Hong Kong's delay in construction as seen from customers, contractors, and consultants and to investigate factors affecting productivity. In this survey some useful instructions were also presented to minimize problems caused by delay in the construction site. Recommendations are as follows. The onsite success and its relationship with a strong management team emphasizes the need for effective onsite management and oversight by contractors and consultants. At the technical and administrative level, human resources need to update knowledge through ongoing professional development programs. This is a short-term training program or a daily course for educational institutions.

In their research, Fugar and Agyakwah-Baah (2010) can not emphasize the sufficient and timely provision of funds in the management of construction projects, the delay in Ghana's construction project from the perspective of customers, consultants and contractors I emphasized. This is because finance is the center of all other things. As there is not enough cash flow, everyone and everything related to construction are adversely affected. They made the following recommendations.