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An Activity analysis to investigate the root causes of worker productivity losses in Sri Lankan building construction projects

Karunarathna, DMTGMN; Siriwardana, CSA; Dharmawardana, MYR [Conference-Abstract]

Construction workers are the basic unit of the construction industry. The behaviour of construction workers varies with the time, which impacts on worker productivity. Therefore, obtaining the highest levels of performance ...
Adoption and Scope of Building Information Modelling (BIM) in Construction Industry of Pakistan

Fatima, A; Saleem, M; Alamgir, S [Conference-Full-text]

Building Information Modelling “BIM” is becoming a better known established collaboration process in the construction industry. Owners are increasingly requiring BIM services from construction managers all over the world, ...
The effect of labour productivity on successful completion of major contracts during the COVID pandemic in Sri Lanka

Bandaranayake, BMHD; Rathnayake, MD [Conference-Full-text]

The COVID-19 outbreak is the greatest global health crisis in many years. It has had a dramatic effect on workforces and workplaces all around the world. The construction industry has been significantly affected by the ...
An improved labour productivity improvement method as a continuous improvement tool for apparel manufacturing

Deshappriya, KDNM; Wickramasekara, AN; Deminda, AWL [Conference-Full-text]

The purpose of this study is to introduce an Improved Method for Sri Lankan apparel industry as a continuous tool for improving the labour productivity through analyzing the activities and motions of sewing sections’ ...
Labour Productivity Norms for Aluminium System Formwork in Low-Cost Housing Construction Projects in Sri Lanka

Jayasinghe, SJARS; Fernando, NG [Conference-Full-text]

In enhancing the living standards of the society advanced technologies can be used in gaining the labour productivity and competitive advantage. There the low-cost housing projects are facilitating a proper labour ...
A tool to assess construction worker productivity

Karunarathna, DMTGNM; Siriwardana, CSA [Conference-Full-text]

Labour is one of the most crucial requirements in the construction industry. The current Sri Lankan construction industry is having a hard time finding skilled workers to match their higher demand. Hence, they tend to ...

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