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5th CM Conference
“EFFECTS OF MATERIAL-WASTE CAUSES ON COST OVERRUN IN ABUJA, NIGERIA: A PROJECT
PLANNING STAGE PERSPECTIVE”
22nd August, 2014````````````````````````````
SAIDU, Ibrahim and Winston MW Shakantu
CONTENT OF THE PRESENTATIONBrief introductionMain problem and purposeMaterial waste and Cost overrunMethodologyResultsConclusion and recommendations
Common Found across 20 nations &
5 continents of the world. Affects 90% of completed
projects (Memon, 2013)
The argument on how to reduce or totally remove it has been ongoing for the past 70 years (Memon, 2013; Allahaim and Liu, 2012)
Waste & Co occur at diff stages of project: planning, design, estimating & constr
MATERIAL WASTE COST OVERRUNCommon 10-15% of the materials delivered to site in the UK end up as waste (Osmani et al. 2008)
The US gen 164m ton of constrwaste annually=30-40 % of the country’s MSW (Osmani, 2011)
China alone generates 30% of the world’s MSW, with C&D waste represents 40% of the MSW (Lu &Yuan, 2012)For 100 houses built in Nigeria, there is sufficient waste material to build another 10 (Ameh & Itodo, 2013)
RESEARCH PROBLEMMost managers of the Nigerian construction
projects pay little attention to the effects of material waste on project-cost overrun
There is little understanding of the effects of material-waste causes on cost overrun at the
planning stage of a projectFurther on-site investigation of material waste
causes and those of cost overruns at stages of projects was recommended
(Ameh & Itodo, 2013; Memon, 2013; Saidu, 2016; Saidu & Shakantu, 2016)
RESEARCH PURPOSEExamine the effects of
material-waste causes and their control measures on
cost overruns at the planning stage of a project
MATERIAL WASTE AND COST OVERRUN Construction waste is classified into: the physical (material
waste/solid waste) & the non-physical (time and cost overrun)
A DESK STOP research revealed: All (100%) material waste causes are related to the causes of cost overruns at the pre and post contract stage of a project, but not vice versa.
Construction Waste
Non-physical construction wastePhysical waste
Material waste Time overrunCost overrun
96.88% AND 81.81% of the causes of cost overrun were found in the causes of material-waste at the pre
and post contract stages respectively; with an average of 86.74%
An EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION (on-site measurement of waste and cost overrun) revealed a
statistical significant relationship with a material waste contribution of 1-8% with an average of 4% to cost
overrun.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
RESULTS (MATERIAL WASTE ON COST OVERRUN)Very high effect: Inadequate site investigation; Poor communication flow among members; Inadequate plan for waste management unit; Improper planning of project risks; and The lack of regular site meetings at the planning stage
High effect : Improper co-ordination of the project and professionals; Communication error between clients & designers; Inexperienced personnel in planning & waste management Compliance with local authority in the case of local laws
RESULT (WASTE CONTROL MEASURES ON COST OVERRUN)VERY HIGH EFFECT:
Plan for early sub-soil investigations;Proper co-ordination and communication among members
HIGH EFFECT: Establishment of a good waste-management unit; Regular site meetings; Setting a target for material-waste reduction; and Engaging experienced personnel in planning
VERY LITTLE EFFECT:Proper insurance of workPlan for waste management in bidding & tendering process Re-improving process
Result of ANOVAThere was no SS difference in the views of
the respondents on the effects of construction material waste and their control measures on cost overruns
The respondents have the same views on the results.
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATIONMaterial-waste causes and their control measures were
found to have significant (very-high, high, medium, low, and very-low) effects in causing / controlling cost overruns at the planning stage of a project. The respondents have the same views on the results
Effective management of material waste causes at theplanning stage would translate into a reduction in thelevel of cost overrun for a project
Management of material waste and cost overrun shouldbe revised based on the findings of this research as areference document and included as part of the precontract planning process for a project