Efficient project delivery in the context of contemporary construction management is
dependent on large volumes of data. However, due to pertinent challenges underlying …

Significant developments in digital technologies can potentially provide managers and
engineers with the ability to improve the quality of the construction industry. Acknowledging …

The information generated from a nonconformance can be used to determine the party
responsible for ensuring that quality standards are assured. However, in the construction …

Lack of trust has been an ongoing issue for decades in construction quality management,
hindering the improvement of quality performance. The development of mutual trust …

Typically, on-site construction quality inspection (OCQI) is manually conducted, and its
effectiveness highly depends on the self-discipline of responsible personnel. Furthermore …

Modern warehousing systems for fresh and cold-keeping storage, have presented
characteristics of complex operation procedures, accelerated operating pace, and high …

The main aim of this research is to enhance the integration of life cycle assessment (LCA)
and life cycle costing (LCC) methodologies with building information modelling (BIM), as …

It is necessary to identify critical success factors (CSFs) that affect the construction process.
This paper's aim is to define the CSFs considering views of all construction project …

An inspection is a crucial construction process that ensures that building works and workers
comply with prescribed codes, standards, and building progress. The traditional inspection …

The on-site safety inspection is an essential procedure to ensure tower cranes' safety in the
usage stage by finding equipment defects (eg, loose bolts) and potential environmental …