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Assessment On The Loss Of Construction Equipment Productivity On Public Road Projects

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dc.contributor.author Biniyam Girmay
dc.contributor.author Lucy Feleke
dc.contributor.author Teshome Boja
dc.date.accessioned 2023-05-16T07:48:46Z
dc.date.available 2023-05-16T07:48:46Z
dc.date.issued 2022-10
dc.identifier.uri https://repository.ju.edu.et//handle/123456789/8133
dc.description.abstract Utilizing construction equipment to complete a variety of tasks effectively and efficiently is a hallmark of modern construction. Simple hand tools, basic machinery, and powerful construction tools are all examples of equipment. Construction equipment planning and management practice lack the necessary policy to meet the standard. As result, many road projects in Ethiopia experienced time overrun, cost overrun and low quality. High productivity is essential for every business to flourish and survive, thus this article will fill the vacuum left by improper equipment management on construction sites and investigate the productivity of heavy-duty construction equipment. Because equipment management has a significant impact on productivity, cost, and quality, this study will also look at the key elements that contributed to productivity loss in the case study of public road construction projects to identify crucial interventions for adjustments and it impacts on run cost. The data collection method is integrated questionnaire, site observation, interview and case study. Samples for the study have considered the whole population of Grade one contractors, ERA own force road construction department and equipment renting companies majorly participating in road construction projects. In this thesis, a descriptive and inferential statistical data analysis has been used. Interpretations and discussions were made on the basis of result from the analysis. According to the result from the analysis, the research comes up with the following conclusions. The OEE index shows that all of the machines under consideration had performance issues with productivity that ranged from 51 to 65%. Only the quality rates for all machines in all research projects have a result that is above 94%, which is acceptable. The most crucial variables influencing equipment productivity were the management factors (MnF). This study further provides recommendations like develop equipment planning and management policy to reduce problems on construction equipment loss on equipment productivity loss. en_US
dc.language.iso en_US en_US
dc.subject Overall Equipment Effectiveness, Performance Measure, Productivity, Construction Equipment, Equipment Management en_US
dc.title Assessment On The Loss Of Construction Equipment Productivity On Public Road Projects en_US
dc.type Thesis en_US


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