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According to a survey, 98 percent of construction projects are over budget, and 77 percent get significantly delayed.
Fremont, CA: There are several possible stumbling blocks in the course of a building project. Project managers are responsible for running a site successfully, safely, on time, and under budget. It can be a challenging task at times.
According to a survey, 98 percent of construction projects are over budget, and 77 percent get significantly delayed.
Let's see some of the common construction project issues and some preventative measures to address them.
• Inadequate Risk Management
Project managers frequently put protections in place to mitigate long-term risk. Short-term difficulties, on the other hand, are frequently overlooked. These problems may swiftly escalate and significantly impact the bottom line.
Any little issue may destroy a project, whether it's untrustworthy subcontractors, scheduling difficulties, or changing stakeholder preferences. As a result, contingency measures are essential. Schedule some wiggle room and invest in programs like safety training to avoid any of these possible concerns.