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Measuring Productivity of Labour-Intensive Work Practices in Road Construction in Africa (Hardcover)
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Measuring Productivity of Labour-Intensive Work Practices in Road Construction in Africa (Hardcover)
Series: Routledge Research Collections for Construction in Developing Countries
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This book examines an issue of constant concern in the construction
industry, that of productivity. Using data from Ghana and South
Africa, it presents research into the productivity of local
contractors in these countries whilst examining the predominance of
labour-intensive production methods. The book begins by considering
the theoretical and conceptual perspectives on labour productivity
in the construction industry in the existing literature, before
reviewing current productivity measurement frameworks. The book
then explores the productivity of labour-intensive public works
projects in South Africa and Ghana alongside a general discussion
of key factors affecting construction productivity in these
countries. Whilst the focus is on road construction, the framework
developed can be applied to any number of construction projects to
measure, and ultimately improve productivity. This book is useful
reading for researchers and practitioners looking to understand the
factors influencing labour productivity in construction at both the
industry and the project level, including construction managers,
quantity surveyors, cost engineers and project managers.
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