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Implementation of Foreman-Delay Surveys

Tucker, Richard L. / Rogge, David F. / Hayes, William R. / Hendrickson, Frank P.

The practice of using surveys of construction foremen to make a qualitative and quantitative determination of the job factors resulting in lost time, and the subsequent use of this information as a management tool for the reduction of the magnitude of these factors and the improvement of worker morale is investigated. The development of this process and the current state-of-the-art are considered. Comparative data from eight construction sites are presented. A comparison of costs with potential benefits is provided. Recommendations are made for the effective use of foreman-delay surveys. Specific instructions for performing foreman-delay surveys are given.

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Implementation of Foreman-Delay Surveys

Tucker, Richard L. / Rogge, David F. / Hayes, William R. / Hendrickson, Frank P.

The practice of using surveys of construction foremen to make a qualitative and quantitative determination of the job factors resulting in lost time, and the subsequent use of this information as a management tool for the reduction of the magnitude of these factors and the improvement of worker morale is investigated. The development of this process and the current state-of-the-art are considered. Comparative data from eight construction sites are presented. A comparison of costs with potential benefits is provided. Recommendations are made for the effective use of foreman-delay surveys. Specific instructions for performing foreman-delay surveys are given.

Implementation of Foreman-Delay Surveys

Tucker, Richard L. / Rogge, David F. / Hayes, William R. / Hendrickson, Frank P.

The practice of using surveys of construction foremen to make a qualitative and quantitative determination of the job factors resulting in lost time, and the subsequent use of this information as a management tool for the reduction of the magnitude of these factors and the improvement of worker morale is investigated. The development of this process and the current state-of-the-art are considered. Comparative data from eight construction sites are presented. A comparison of costs with potential benefits is provided. Recommendations are made for the effective use of foreman-delay surveys. Specific instructions for performing foreman-delay surveys are given.

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Title:

Implementation of Foreman-Delay Surveys

Contributors:

Tucker, Richard L. (author) / Rogge, David F. (author) / Hayes, William R. (author) / Hendrickson, Frank P. (author)

Published in:

Journal of the Construction Division ; 108 ; 577-591

Publication date:

2021-01-01

Size:

151982-01-01 pages

ISSN:

0569-7948 , 2690-2400

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1061/JCCEAZ.0001065

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

Unknown

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