Examine, Assess and Improve the efficiency of labour productivity using a lean approach in construction.
In the dynamic realm of construction, optimizing labour productivity is a pivotal pursuit for achieving project success, economic viability, and sustainable growth. This detailed research endeavours to delve into the intricacies of examining, assessing, and ultimately enhancing the efficiency of labour productivity within the construction industry with the help of a lean approach. Focused on employing a lean approach, the study aims to dissect the multifaceted factors influencing labour productivity, ranging from workforce skills and management practices to technological utilization and overall work processes. The significance of this research lies in its potential to unearth actionable insights that can catalyze transformative changes in construction project management. The lean approach, known for its principles of eliminating waste, enhancing value, and fostering continuous improvement, provides a strategic framework for streamlining operations and amplifying productivity. By meticulously analyzing key performance metrics such as output per unit of labour, labour cost per unit of work, cycle time, and quality, the research aims to construct a comprehensive understanding of the current state of labour productivity in construction. Through rigorous investigation, this study aspires to not only pinpoint existing challenges but also to propose targeted improvements and strategies that construction managers can ? 2 implement. As the construction industry faces evolving demands and complexities, this research endeavours to contribute substantively to the ongoing discourse on optimizing labour productivity, thereby shaping a more efficient and sustainable future for construction endeavours.
