Myths of Construction Project Management
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This document discusses common myths in construction project management and provides facts to debunk them. Some myths addressed include that construction can always be stopped at any time, meeting schedules guarantees quality, and that project managers must be experts in all aspects of a project. In reality, stopping construction may not be financially feasible, success relies on many factors beyond schedules, and tasks are best delegated to specialists. The document encourages project managers to check their practices and listen to worker feedback.
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- 2. Construction project management is a major groundwork process of job sites. The phenomenon transpires myths over the years.
- 3. Myth Actual construction can’t be stopped anytime. Fact The project may not resume due to financial concerns.
- 4. Myth Meeting project schedule indicates quality outputs. Fact Project success depends on factors such as work ethics, communication between client and suppliers.
- 5. Myth Conduct project management offsite (in the office). Fact Inspect job sites regularly, and listen to feedback from workers.
- 6. Myth Mobilization is easy and simple. Fact Each project and its challenges differ from one another. Contractors, architects, suppliers and clients vary, and meet in a given period of time.
- 7. Myth The project manager is a “walking dictionary” of the assigned project. Fact Delegate tasks to people who specialize on them respectively.
- 8. Check your construction project management practices, and re-align these if needed. Remember, be a leader! Sources: ● https://www.fasteasyaccounting.com/blog/commo n-myths-and-misconceptions-about-the- construction-industry ● https://www.clockshark.com/Blog/busted-12- construction-myths ● http://www.smartprojex.com/project-management- myths/ ● https://www.captechu.edu/blog/myths-about- construction-management ● http://philipdiab.com/2010/11/myths/ Icons made by: Freepik Icon Pond Vectors Market Smashicons
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