Analysis of Risk Factors on Implementation Performance Building Work in Palu City

A comprehensive study was conducted to determine the risk factors significantly impacting Palu City's building construction performance. A descriptive method was used, and 47 stakeholders involved in building implementation, including civil engineers, local government officials, and construction industry stakeholders, were surveyed. Multiple linear regression was used for data analysis. The results showed that four factors, namely management, finance, material, and labor, significantly influenced building work implementation. These factors are significant as they provide insights into the key areas that need attention in the construction industry in Palu City. Two regression equations showed the association between the factors and performance. According to the coefficient of determination test, 77% and 84% of the performance variability could be explained by the components found. This shows a strong relationship between these factors and the construction performance of building projects. In comparison, the remaining 23% and 16% were attributed to other factors not identified in the study. These findings suggest that the construction industry in Palu City needs to consider and manage the identified risk factors to improve the overall building construction project performance.

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2025-03-18
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https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/25mar118
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Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
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Analysis of Risk Factors on Implementation Performance Building Work in Palu City

Andi Asnudin, Nirmalawati, Tutang Muhtar
Supply Chain Resilience and Risk Management
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Analysis of Risk Factors on Implementation Performance Building Work in Palu City

Andi Asnudin, Nirmalawati, Tutang Muhtar
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Abstract

A comprehensive study was conducted to determine the risk factors significantly impacting Palu City's building construction performance. A descriptive method was used, and 47 stakeholders involved in building implementation, including civil engineers, local government officials, and construction industry stakeholders, were surveyed. Multiple linear regression was used for data analysis. The results showed that four factors, namely management, finance, material, and labor, significantly influenced building work implementation. These factors are significant as they provide insights into the key areas that need attention in the construction industry in Palu City. Two regression equations showed the association between the factors and performance. According to the coefficient of determination test, 77% and 84% of the performance variability could be explained by the components found. This shows a strong relationship between these factors and the construction performance of building projects. In comparison, the remaining 23% and 16% were attributed to other factors not identified in the study. These findings suggest that the construction industry in Palu City needs to consider and manage the identified risk factors to improve the overall building construction project performance.

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