Abstract Construction Labour Productivity (CLP) is important to the construction industry as it
has a direct impact on the competitiveness of small and medium enterprises. This article's …

Adverse weather delays forty-five percent of construction projects worldwide, costing project
owners and contractors billions of dollars in additional expenses and lost revenue each …

Despite many improvements in safety management, the construction industry still has the
highest potential for occupational injuries including High Severe (HS) work events, which …

Productivity is described as the quantitative measure between the number of resources used
and the output produced, generally referred to man‐hours required to produce the final …

Construction Management (CM) has to deal with a variety of uncertainties related to Time,
Cost, Quality, and Safety, to name a few. Such uncertainties make the entire construction …

The purpose of this paper is to propose a data-driven approach for preparation of
Construction Labour Productivity (CLP) models from influencing labour factors. Two state-of …

Labor is one of the most critical resources in the construction industry due to its impact on
the productivity, safety, quality, and cost of a construction project. Ergonomic assessment, as …

Purpose The proliferation of lean principles in the construction industry is offset by the
enduring uncertainty among industry stakeholders regarding their respective roles in lean …

Many studies on construction labor productivity (CLP) have been conducted by researchers
worldwide over the years, but there has been no study to date whereby the findings from the …

This study investigates the possibility of doing probabilistic forecasting of construction labor
productivity metrics for both long-term and short-term estimates. The research aims to …