Quality assessment of a construction project schedule can be a challenging task for project stakeholders. A little research work has addressed quality of schedules though a good project schedule can be considered as of the key factors of project success. The development of a reliable and easy to perform construction schedule quality assessment procedure seems to be a challenging task. Since Schedule Health Assessment of a construction project has to be strictly related to process requirements, it is used the 3 “S” rule as a starting point and framework for obtaining improved understanding of quality of construction schedules. The 3 “S” are Safety, Space and Structure, meaning that the planned process should provide a safe working environment to construction workers, sufficient space to perform construction activities and the required sequence of construction operations and project phases. The aim of the study is to implement a schedule quality assessment method that takes into account the 3”S” rule of construction process. The 3”S” requirements can be successfully integrated in a Schedule Health Assessment method, but to facilitate their implementation and control a flow-line chart is needed, thus the schedule tool becomes a new requirement for construction schedule quality control.

Marco A. Bragadin, Kalle Kähkönen (2015). Safety, Space and Structure Quality Requirements in Construction Scheduling. Amsterdam : Academic Press Elsevier [10.1016/S2212-5671(15)00193-8].

Safety, Space and Structure Quality Requirements in Construction Scheduling

BRAGADIN, MARCO ALVISE;
2015

Abstract

Quality assessment of a construction project schedule can be a challenging task for project stakeholders. A little research work has addressed quality of schedules though a good project schedule can be considered as of the key factors of project success. The development of a reliable and easy to perform construction schedule quality assessment procedure seems to be a challenging task. Since Schedule Health Assessment of a construction project has to be strictly related to process requirements, it is used the 3 “S” rule as a starting point and framework for obtaining improved understanding of quality of construction schedules. The 3 “S” are Safety, Space and Structure, meaning that the planned process should provide a safe working environment to construction workers, sufficient space to perform construction activities and the required sequence of construction operations and project phases. The aim of the study is to implement a schedule quality assessment method that takes into account the 3”S” rule of construction process. The 3”S” requirements can be successfully integrated in a Schedule Health Assessment method, but to facilitate their implementation and control a flow-line chart is needed, thus the schedule tool becomes a new requirement for construction schedule quality control.
2015
8th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics and Organization
407
414
Marco A. Bragadin, Kalle Kähkönen (2015). Safety, Space and Structure Quality Requirements in Construction Scheduling. Amsterdam : Academic Press Elsevier [10.1016/S2212-5671(15)00193-8].
Marco A. Bragadin; Kalle Kähkönen
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