IMPACT OF EFFECTIVE BUILDING PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT IN SUCCESSFUL BUILDING PROJECT DELIVERY

ABSTRACT

The purpose of this study was to determine the impact of effective building production management in successful building project delivery in Akwa in Anambra State. A three research question were formulated which guided the study. The population of the study comprises of building production management professionals in construction firms. A well structured questionnaire was distributed and 30 were retrieved out of 40 distributed for data collection. Frequency count / percentages and weighted mean (likert scale) were used to answer the research questions. It was concluded among other that; impact of effective building production management leads to successful building project delivery. Building production management; for quality assurance, utilization of labour and complete success in construction project supervision must be use at all time based on the conclusion drawn from the study, recommendations were made for the importance of effective building production management.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title

Declaration                                                                                                               i

Approval                                                                                                                   iii

Acknowledgment                                                                                                     v

Dedication                                                                                                                 iv

Table of contents                                                                                                     vii

Abstract                                                                                                                     vi

CHAPTER ONE

            Introduction                                                                                                  1

1.0             Background of the study                                                                             1

1.1             Statement of the problem                                                                            2

1.2             Purpose of the study                                                                                                3

1.3             Research question                                                                                        4

1.4             Scope of the study                                                                                       4

1.5             Limitations of the study                                                                              5

1.6             Definition of terms.                                                                                     5

1.7             Organization of the study                                                                           6

CHAPTER TWO

2.0       Literature Review                                                                                        7

2.1       Types of pressure groups                                                                            8

2.2       Pressure groups and democrats process in Nigeria                                9

2.3       Attitudes to and participation in the National democratic process      11

2.4       Contributions of functional pressure group to the democratic process 16

2.5       Obstacles to the effectiveness of pressure groups in the democratic

process                                                                                                           18

2.6       Summary of literature review                                                                    20

2.7       Theoretical framework                                                                                21

CHAPTER  THREE

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY                                                                 22

3.1       Design of the study                                                                                      22

3.2       Area of the study                                                                                          22

3.3       Population of the study                                                                               22

3.4       Sample and sampling techniques                                                              22

3.5       Instrument for Data collection                                                                   23

3.6       Reliability and validity of the instrument                                                            23

3.7       Distribution and retrieval of instruments                                                             24

3.8       Methods of Data analysis                                                                           24

CHAPTER FOUR

4.0       Data Presentation and Analysis                                                                 25

4.1       Personal Data                                                                                                25

4.2       Analysis of research questions                                                                  26

4.3       Findings                                                                                                         30

CHAPTER FIVE

Summary, Conclusion and Recommendation                                                      31

5.1       Summary of findings                                                                                   31

5.2       Conclusion                                                                                                    31

5.3       Recommendations                                                                                       32

5.4       suggestions or Further Research                                                               32

            References                                                                                                    33

CHAPTER ONE

1.0           INTRODUCTION

1.1.0        BACKGROUND TO THE STUDY

The Nigeria construction industry has witnessed continued growth at a phenomenal rate construction methods have witnessed changes with current trends tending towards industrialization,  mechanization, prefabrication and the authomation of all the processes involved in the erection and installation of structure Kashish C. (2016). All these require high management impact with the population explosion and continued demand for new building of all kinds couple with the infrastructural facilities there is the need for professional practitioners in the building industry to impart knowledge of production management toward construction planning at the design stage for successful building delivering with appropriate construction tools. Robert F.C. and Michael C.L. (2001)

A concept and contents of modern day construction work are changing in a complex direction, the indication is a clear need for professionals to improve on modern techniques for learning and practice. It is only in this way that the construction industry can meet challenges and responsibilities imposed upon it is an effective and efficient manner so as to ensure quality of production in the construction industry. This will not only offer better value for money to the client but will make profitability of the industry more stable for any building project to be successfully execute on site, the constructors must forcast, plan and put in place various production Management Documents (Builder’s documents).

Federal Government National Building Code (2006).

1.2   STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEMS

Bamisile (2004), the public at large, believe that most building product fails to offer value for money, construction projected are said to cast for much, take too long to complete and too prone to failure.

        Ibironke T.O. (2009), asserted that the problem experience in the course of managing the three parameters, manifest primarily art two point in the total building process, i.e at the interface between the client and designer and the interfaces between the designer and the constructor. Ibironke T.O.(2009), further concluded that the major problem of project falling to meet with the client requirement of time, cost and quality (TCQ) includes the followings.

i       Client and designer may misunderstand or not

ii      Agree on the detail of the brief with regards to the buildings purpose performance or appearance.

iii     The designer and constructor may through misunderstanding or ignorance, misinterpret the objectives regarding, time, cost and quality specified in relevant contract document.

iv     Designer sometime may design a building that cannot be built to the required levels of quality, constructed with time and cost.

1.3   RESEARCH AIM AND OBJECTIVES OF STUDY

        The aim of the research is to explore the impact of effective building production management in successful building project delivery with the following objectives:

1)     To identify factors affecting effective Building production management.

2)     To seek the importance of production management.

3)     To articulate the benefits of effective building production management to project delivery

1.4   SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

        This project is highly significant in the following ways.

1.     This study will help in effective building production management.

2.     It will help students for research work and need for proper design and management of construction.

3.     This project will be useful to builders and other professionals in the building design and construction management.

1.5   RESEARCH QUESTION

        The following research questions are found to drive the study.

1)     What are the factors that effective Building production management

2)     What are the importance of production management

3)     What are the benefit of effective building production management for project delivery.

1.6   STUDY AREA

This research was carried out in Awka Anambra State. It examined. The impact of effective building production management in successful building project delivery.

1.7   DEFINITION OF TERMS

Building production: This is the organization and management of plans, equipment, materials and labour involved in the construction of a building, while at the same time complying with all codes, rules and contractual stipulations.

(http://www/google.com.ng&f=1*gL=ng&q=what+is+building+production)

Management: This is a social process entailing responsibility for the effective economics planning and regulation of the operations of an enterprise in fulfillment of a given purpose or task (Calvert R.E (1995).

Construction: The erecting or building of something especially a large structure such as a house, road, or bridge which involves type and quality of the structure, materials and workmanship (Encarta 2009).

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