Evaluation of factors influencing delay in construction/civil engineering
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Open access
Authors
Alavi Toussi, Maryam
Date
2015Supervisor
Prof. Hamid Nikraz
Assoc. Prof. Andrew White
Type
Thesis
Award
MPhil
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Faculty of Science and Engineering
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Abstract
Many factors contribute to delay in building work and often such variables are location specific; socio-political flux and knock-on economic regional (re)development issues necessitate construction professionals involved in the estimating process to seek location-specific risk reviews in order to mitigate the potential for construction project-time blow-outs. This research builds upon an identification and analyses of region-specific risk factors to advise region-specific variables on the time-estimates and timing of civil engineering and construction projects.
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