ASSESSING THE PROFESSIONAL SKILL REQUIREMENT FOR PREVENTING BUILDING COLLAPSE IN NSUKKA LGA, ENUGU STATE

Building collapse has become a recurring issue in NsukkaLocal Government Area of Enugu State, often resulting in the loss of lives, property, and economic investment. This study aims to assess the professional skill requirements necessary for preventing such collapses by evaluating the competencies of key stakeholders in\,the construction industry, including architects, engineers, builders, and site supervisors. The research employs a mixed-methods approach involving surveys, interviews, and site inspections to identify skill gaps in planning, execution, supervision, and compliance with building standards. Findings reveal that inadequate technical knowledge, poor site management, and lack of regulatory enforcement significantly contribute to structural failures. The study recommends mandatory certification, continuous professional development, and strict adherence to building codes to enhance safety. Strengthening the skill base of construction professionals is essential for sustainable and resilient infrastructure in Nsukka LGA.

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Afrischolar Discovery
Published
2025-06-29
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https://doi.org/10.60787/jcad.vol3no5.2539
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Construction Engineering and Safety
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ASSESSING THE PROFESSIONAL SKILL REQUIREMENT FOR PREVENTING BUILDING COLLAPSE IN NSUKKA LGA, ENUGU STATE

Afrischolar Discovery
Construction Engineering and Safety
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ASSESSING THE PROFESSIONAL SKILL REQUIREMENT FOR PREVENTING BUILDING COLLAPSE IN NSUKKA LGA, ENUGU STATE

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Abstract

Building collapse has become a recurring issue in NsukkaLocal Government Area of Enugu State, often resulting in the loss of lives, property, and economic investment. This study aims to assess the professional skill requirements necessary for preventing such collapses by evaluating the competencies of key stakeholders in\,the construction industry, including architects, engineers, builders, and site supervisors. The research employs a mixed-methods approach involving surveys, interviews, and site inspections to identify skill gaps in planning, execution, supervision, and compliance with building standards. Findings reveal that inadequate technical knowledge, poor site management, and lack of regulatory enforcement significantly contribute to structural failures. The study recommends mandatory certification, continuous professional development, and strict adherence to building codes to enhance safety. Strengthening the skill base of construction professionals is essential for sustainable and resilient infrastructure in Nsukka LGA.

Afrischolar Discovery
University of Luxembourg (LU), University of Salford (GB)
Industry, innovation and infrastructure
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Construction Engineering and Safety
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