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Construction Productivity Research Program -- Phase V

Publication No
RR252-11d
Type
Academic Document
Publication Date
Oct 01, 2014
Pages
216
Research Team
RT-252
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Abstract
The CII Construction Productivity Program (RT 252) culminated in a number of analyses, strategies, methods, tools, and metrics to improve jobsite productivity. This final report of the six-year effort provides an overview of the previous phases, plus
Key Findings
Particular practices that improve productivity are identified separately for electrical, mechanical, concrete, and steel trades. With one or two exceptions, the most important practices for improving productivity are consistent across those trades. (RR252-11d, p. 7)
The practices and processes necessary to control and improve construction productivity are generally known but not consistently implemented across companies or even projects within the same company. If projects experienced consistent implementation of productivity improvement practices through the BPPII, future innovations would likely experience greater impacts on improving project performance as well. (RR252-11d, p. 137)
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Construction Productivity Research Program
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Systems Integration, Constructability, Productivity Improvement, Rework Reduction, Front End Planning, Industrial Projects, Infrastructure Projects, Activity Analysis, Advanced Scaffolding, rt252