Browsing Research Publications by Author "Neitzert, TR"

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  • A framework for subcontractor integration in alliance contracts 
    Vilasini, N; Neitzert, TR; Rotimi, JOB; Windapo, AO [Article-Abstract]
    Project alliancing involves the active collaboration of construction project owners and non owner participants (designer, contractors, and suppliers) to deliver projects in an atmosphere of shared responsibilities and ...
  • Appropriateness of lean production system for the construction industry 
    Vilasini, N; Neitzert, TR; Jayatilaka, PR [Conference-Full-text]
    The manufacturing industry has been a constant reference point and a source of innovation for construction over many decades. The lean concept is one of such strategies adopted by the construction industry from the ...
  • Appropriateness of production systems for the construction industry 
    Vilasini, N; Neitzert, TR [Conference-Abstract]
    The manufacturing industry has been a constant reference point and a source of innovation for construction over many decades. The lean concept is one of such strategies adopted by the construction from the manufacturing ...
  • Correlation between construction procurement methods and lean principles 
    Vilasini, N; Neitzert, TR; Rotimi, JO [Article-Abstract]
    Different procurement methods have been developed and applied in the construction industry to improve performance. At the same time novel management concepts have been adopted for similar prospects of performance improvement ...
  • Generating value in alliance contracts through productivity improvements 
    Vilasini, N; Neitzert, TR; Tookey, J [Conference-Abstract]
    Alliance contracting is a procurement approach which involves the collaboration of a project owner and non‐owner participants to share the responsibility for project risks and for achieving project objectives. There is ...
  • Lean methodology to reduce waste in a construction environment 
    Vilasini, N; Neitzert, TR; Gamage, JR [Conference-Abstract]
    Productivity and waste factors are interdependent of each other. Waste is a major problem in the construction industry which amounts to 60% of the construction effort. A study focused on the construction efficiency by the ...