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A Systematic Approach to Identify and Manage Interface Risks Between Project Stakeholders in Construction Projects

Version 1 : Received: 25 July 2023 / Approved: 26 July 2023 / Online: 27 July 2023 (03:40:07 CEST)

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Okika, M.C.; Vermeulen, A.; Pretorius, J.-H.C. A Systematic Approach to Identify and Manage Interface Risks between Project Stakeholders in Construction Projects. CivilEng 2024, 5, 89–122, doi:10.3390/civileng5010005. Okika, M.C.; Vermeulen, A.; Pretorius, J.-H.C. A Systematic Approach to Identify and Manage Interface Risks between Project Stakeholders in Construction Projects. CivilEng 2024, 5, 89–122, doi:10.3390/civileng5010005.

Abstract

Abstract: Interface risks are inherent in every construction project from start to finish. Identifying and managing these risks effectively in every project phase is crucial for actualising project objectives. This paper shows a comprehensive framework showing several relationships between project stakeholders and how the interface risks between them that influence project execution are identified and managed for the overall construction project success. Firstly, literature review on interfaces and interface risks were car-ried out and how organisations managed interface risks were discussed and secondly, the collection of quantitative data was conducted by means of structured online questionnaires. The sample consisted of 205 construction project professionals who were selected randomly. This group included individuals with various roles in the construction industry, The data was analysed using descriptive statistical methods, including factor analysis, reliability assessment, and calculations of frequencies and percentages. Finally, the results showed all the factors, work culture and organisational approaches that influence interface risk management and ways to identify and manage interface risks effectively.

Keywords

risks; project stakeholders; construction; project; interfaces; interface risks; construction projects; interface risk management

Subject

Engineering, Architecture, Building and Construction

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