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Engineering Productivity Measurement

Publication No
RS156-1
Type
Research & Development Product
Publication Date
Dec 01, 2001
Pages
22
Research Team
RT-156
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Abstract
Engineering costs on major capital construction projects continue to rise to levels approaching 20 percent of total project cost on Industrial projects. Increased facility complexity, OSHA documentation requirements, and the increasing need for more d
Key Findings
Several factors differentiate effective engineering productivity within industrial projects. These factors consist of project scope and complexity, input quality, and output deliverable quality. (RS156-1, p. 11, Figure 3)
Through the RT-156 recommendations projects will see significant potential for developing a universal progress measurement system to control project through their lifecycle (Detailed Design, Procurement, Construction, Startup, and Commissioning). (RS156-1, p. 15)
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Knowledge Area
Performance Assessment
Project Phase
Detailed Design (Engineering)
Project Function
Project Management, Architects & Engineering, Project Controls
Industry Group
Light Industrial, Heavy Industrial, Buildings, Infrastructure
Research Topic
Engineering Productivity Measurements
Keywords
Installed Quantities, Rework, Scope Creep, Effectiveness Factor, Scope Factor, Complexity Factor, Input Quality Factor, Engineering Productivity, rt156

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