A study on labour productivity in Indian building construction project

1.               The study identified key factors affecting labour productivity using RII, FI, and SI methods. 2.               Both internal (management, labour) and external (financial, environmental) factors significantly influence productivity. 3.               Holidays, lack of technological advancements, and financial difficulties of the owner are the most critical factors. 4.               Frequent design changes and poor resource management negatively impact labour efficiency. 5.               Poor communication and coordination among stakeholders lead to delays and reduced productivity. 6.               Proper planning, supervision, and timely decision-making are essential to improve productivity. 7.               Adoption of modern equipment and technology can significantly enhance labour performance. 8.               Improving labour skills, training, and working conditions helps in increasing efficiency. 9.               Effective resource allocation and management reduces delays and cost overruns 10.            Overall, better management practices and coordination can improve project time, cost, and quality performance.

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