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Imperial Journal of Interdisciplinary Research (IJIR)

Vol-3, Issue-8, 2017


ISSN: 2454-1362, http://www.onlinejournal.in

To Identify the Various Constraints for
Delays in Construction Work and
Suggesting Remedial Measures for the
Same
1 2 3
Mr. Rajmane Harish R  , Dr. Gupta. A. K   & Prof. Desai. D. B 
1PG Student, Civil Engineering Department, Dr.J.J.Magdum College of
Engineering, Jaysingpur, Maharashtra, India.
2 Principal & Prof., Dr.J.J.Magdum College of Engineering, Jaysingpur, Maharashtra, India. 
3
Associate Prof., Dr.J.J.Magdum College of Engineering, Jaysingpur, Maharashtra, India.
limitations   causes   in   everywhere   throughout   the
world   and   gathering   of   information   to   set   up   a
ABSTRACT:  A  constraint  is  defined  as  anything  that survey. Utilizing this questionnaire, a review will be
limits an organization or entity from moving toward done   among   contractual   workers,   experts   and
or   achieving   its   goal.   Needs   and   constraints   in   a designers. The outcome got from this questionnaire
multi­party working situation bring complications in will give us extreme reasons for development delay,
project   management.   The   aim   and   scope   of   this so   we   can   discover   the   answer   for   limit   them   in
project is to identify the constraints in construction future   development   projects.   The   aim   of   this
project   working   environment.   If   constraints   are dissertation is to identify the various constraints in
better   understood   at   the   outset,   it   is   believed   that construction industry& analyze them on the basis of
better performance can be assured. Recognizing and
expelling constraints from bottleneck exercises help
to lessen instabilities in development procedures and
builds   the   straight   forwardness   of   project
management.  This study was carried out based on
literature   review   and   a   questionnaire   survey.   The
data   for   this   study   will   be   gathering   through   a
detailed   questionnaire   survey.   The   questionnaire
form is forwarded to various construction industries
through email and in personal. The objectives of the
study   are   to   successfully   reduce   the   constraints
which will help to decrease the unnecessary wastage
and   loss   of   both   money   and   time   because   of
inadequate planning. Postponement in development
project   would   cause   for   additional   cost   and
misfortune   in   budgetary   return   or   different
advantages   from   extend.   In   this   way,   delay   is
expensive for both proprietor and temporary worker.
The   overview   discoveries   showed   that   the   main
drivers   of   monetary   related   deferrals   are   a   result
poor   cash   flow   management   followed   by   late
payment,   insufficient   financial   resources   and
financial market instability. The methodology of this
thesis work incorporates an itemized investigation of
worldwide   writing   identified   with   development
attaining higher performance towards its goal (Chua
and   Shen,   2003).   Identifying   and   removing
discussion carried out with experts in locality. The constraints from bottleneck activities help to reduce
expand­focus   principles   &   techniques   will   be uncertainties in construction processes and increases
applied   for   gathering   the   various   causes   from the transparency of project management (Feng, Lei,
professional   literature   &   also   from   local   experts. Yang,   Hong,   Pang,   Yao   and   Wang,   2011).   Needs
This investigation will give a solution for delay in and   constraints   in   a   multi­party   working   situation
development   project   by   limiting   the   constraints   in bring complications  in project  management.  Needs
development industry. are diversified when the client is a large organization
such   as   a   public   client   or   a   corporate   client.
1. INTRODUCTION However,   constraints   in   construction   projects   limit
their achievement  of high performance that we are
Nowadays, companies struggle to survive unaware of the existence of the constraints, or, we
in a global competition. Every company tries to find tend to put more emphasis on the project goals. The
the   best   philosophy   which   is   suitable   with   their construction   working   environment   involves   multi­
strategy to gain any and every advantage among their party participation. Needs and constraints in a multi­
rivals.   Companies   should   be   more   focused   on party   working   situation   bring   complications   in
understanding   their   own   structure   in   terms   of project management(Lau and Kong 2006).These can
processes   whether   they   are   in   the   production   or further   develop   into   conflicts   and   disputes,   which
service   sector   (Simsit,   Gunay   and   Vayvay,   2014). bring   cost   consequences,   direct   and   indirect,   to
Constraints become important factors which focus on clients  and contractors.  The  project  team  members
the   weakest   rings   in   the   chain.   Constraints   are have to meet client’s needs on one hand and to
defined   as   anything   that   limits   a   system   from
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Collection   of   information   through   literature
overcome   constraints   on   the   other   hand.   With   the review   and   preliminary   study   of   the   factors   are
limited   literature   for   the   constraints   in   the causing   constraints   in   delay   of   construction   work.
construction working environment, it is important to The collected data will  be the base for the further
progress of the study. In our study, we firstly
identify the potential constraints in the construction
project, which will help to decrease the unnecessary
wastage and loss of both money and time because of
inadequate   planning(Jacob   and   McClelland,   2001).
Controlling the constraints is thus a precondition for
high performance of the project. Constraints is based
on   the   idea   that   every   system   has   at   least   one
bottleneck   which   can   be   defined   as   any   kind   of
situation   that   impedes   the   system   to   reach   high
performance   level   in   terms   of   its   purposes.   A
constraint   is   defined   as   anything   that   limits   an
organization   or   entity   from   moving   toward   or
achieving   its   goal.   Constraints   logic   forms   major
portions   of   the   organization's   philosophy   of
continuous   improvement.   It   is   applied   to   identify
what factors limit an organization from achieving its
goals,   developing   a   solution   to   the   problem,   and
getting the individuals in the process  to invent  the
requisite changes for themselves. It has been realized
that   reducing   and   eliminating   critical   constraints
through better means of look ahead planning are the
keys   to   achieving   reliable   workflow   and,
consequently,   increased   productivity.   Constraint
modeling   is   an   indispensable   step   in   construction
planning.   Reliable   planning   depends   on   effective
identification,   formulation,   and   satisfaction   of   key
constraints   in   production   processes.   Reducing
uncertainties   in   the   workflow   requires   new
methodologies   and   tools   that   can   deal   with   other
types   of   constraints   rather   than   only   the   process
constraints. Construction projects are facing a greater
number of uncertainties and more severe risks, which
could   cause   much   bigger   losses   than   in   the   past.
Construction   projects   are   subject   to   numerous
constraints   of   various   types,   including   contractual
due dates, resource limitations, and safety, financial,
and   managerial   constraints  (Mirzaei   and   Mabin,
2014).   Construction   projects   are   characterized   by
their complexity, uniqueness, and the fact that there
are   various   types   of   constraints   imposed   by
stakeholders. If constraints are  better understood at
the outset, it is believed that better performance can
be assured.

2. IDENTIFICATION 
OF CONSTRAINTS

2.1. Introduction
The public concern and regulations require
classified the constraints into five categories based the   environment   to   be   protected   such   as   air
on literature review they are as follows protection,   tree   preservation,   traffic   limit,   noise
control and so on. In the planning and design stage
2.1.1 Economic Constraints
of the project, the responsible people need to go to
The economic constraints mainly happened the  “Environmental   Department” to   apply   for   the
with budget limit and allocation of the money. Due approval justification for the project. This takes time
to the budget limit, the adopted construction system and will affect the project progress. If the approval is
may not be the best option for achieving the project not   obtained   on   time,   the   whole   project   will   be
goal and quality. It will affect the proceeding of the delayed, or could not be carried out. There are also
project. As for the allocation of money to be used in other   technical   constraints   arising   from   air
the project, if the money is not effectively allocated, protection, tree preservation, traffic limit, limit due
it will affect the progress of the project. The effect to excavation permit for works, etc(Lau and Kong,
on the project is the product quality and performance 2006).
of the project (Muhwezi, Acai and Otim, 2014). 2.1.4 Technical Constraints
2.1.2 Legal Constraints
There are quite a few technical constraints
The legal constraints exist because there are arising   from   restrictive   site   area   and   congested
many   regulations   that   are   ruling   the   construction surroundings   which   are   particularly   applied   to   the
project. The legal constraints are mainly related to site   environment   in   India.   On   one   hand,   building
work law, safety regulations, and supervision plan. projects   in   India   are   usually   constrained   wither
For example, as prohibited by law, certain types of strictive site area where storage space, transportation
construction   work   could   not   be   carried   out   during and   temporary   works   require   input   of   careful
Sunday and public holidays. As for the impact of the planning by design engineers, while the design and
legal   constraints,   from   one   side,   it   may   affect   the construction of the building works itself can be fairly
schedule and lead to project delay (Lau and Kong, certain at the outset. On the other hand, coordination
2006). of services works also poses technical constraints in
construction.   While   having   electrical   wiring,
2.1.3 Environmental Constraints ventilation   duct   work,   fire   services   and   plumber
works with further complication of broadband

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alignment,   telephoning   system   and   security   system collect particular data and information. This provides


give   rise   to   technical   constraints   that   demand the   basis   to   identify   the   constraints   in   delay   of
coordination   and   collaboration   of   multiparties   in construction   work.   The   collected   data   will   be   the
terms   of   design   and   construction.   Technical base for the further progress of the study.
constraints are more readily recognized at the outset The processes plays vital role in completing
and at the stage of design, but this does not mean that the   construction   task   in   desired   way.   Financer’s
all   constraints   can   be   overcome   (Lorterapong   and expectation,  requirements   and  participation   will   be
Ussavadilokrit, 2013). direct   influencing   factor   for   causing   constraints   in
delay of construction work. The Financers will feel
2.1.5 Social Constraints
the value of the capital that he has spent on if only
No construction work could proceed in rural his   desires   and   expectation   are   delayed   due
area without people’s involvement. The social factors constraints in the completion of project. So in order
constitute   constraints   in   the   construction   working to   get   a   better   understanding   regarding   Financers
environment.   It   is   not   surprised   to   learn   that views and desires on the timely completion, a direct
undesirable   effects   come   from   a   relative   small interview   has   conducted   and   the   data   has   been
number of key persons and the constraints are human tabulated.
constraints (Wang, Shou and Wang, 2015).These
3.1 Primary Data
social   constraints   may   appear   minor   and
insignificant, but is very complicated to deal with. The   primary   data   was   obtained   using   the
Sometimes   it   may   arouse   big   problems   for   the survey   method.   These   include   the   distribution   of
project and will at the same time affect the progress questionnaires   and   collection   of   data   from   key
of   the   project.   Constraints   related   to   people   can respondents   and   professionals   pertaining   to   the
appear in three different forms: construction industry. In order to achieve the aim and
a) Human resistance objectives   of   the   study,   well­designed   questionnaire
b) Emotional constraints were formulated to gather information from appropriate
respondents.   Data   obtained   was   analyzed   to   get
c) Ownership of the problem
meaningful conclusions and recommendations.
In   implementing   changes,   there   will   be   human
The design of questionnaire was done based
resistance. So constraints have to be thought of
on the analysis made in various literature  reviews.
during   the   planning   stage   before   actual Various data’s have been collected for designing the
implementation   so   as   to   minimize   the   effect   of questionnaire. Total 26 questions related to different
human resistance. As for the emotional constraints, factors   were   designed   but   those   questions   having
there is tendency for people to take defensive action more impact on delay have selected. Questionnaire
rather  than  ‘toleration’  even the rational  minds tell was   generally  designed   in  the   rating  of  factors   on
them   not   to.   In   this   stance,   people   are   emotional five point scale was given in the questionnaire.
disturbed.   In   situations   when   constraints   are
concerning job security, the impact of the emotional 3.1.1 General
constraints   can   be   even   greater   and   can   cause
After   identifying   the   problem   and   setting
devastative   effects.   As   for   the   ownership   of   the
the   objectives   of   the   research,   the   research
problem,   people   may   at   times   facing   problems
methodology has carefully designed to achieve these
caused by others or by Act of God. It is easy to say
objectives.   The   questionnaire   is   designed   and
that they do not cause the problem and thus are not
distributed to the Engineers, Contractors, Architects,
responsible   for   it.   Someone   have   to   be   held
Builders. In this chapter the research objectives are
responsible for whatever causes there are. Moreover,
restated and the general approach for achieving these
providing an  answer  to a problem  even if  you are objectives   is  illustrated.   This  chapter  discusses   the
aware  of it  sometimes may not  bring the expected design   and   the   development   of   the   questionnaire
results. which is more applicable to the study.

3. RESEARCH STRATEGY 3.1.2 Activities Conducted

Data collection is a vital part of research. In questionnaire   was   designed   to   collect   information


this   project,   data   was   collected   from   Maharashtra, from   Engineers,   Contractors,   Architects,   and
Kolhapur and Sangli region through direct interview Builders.
based   on   standard   questions   formulated.   A
The questionnaire contains a set of simple 1) A comprehensive review of the literature related 
and straight forward questions whose purpose is to to the topic of this study is performed.

2) To achieve the study objectives, several research
techniques have been reviewed and the questionnaire
technique has been selected due to the applicability
to this research.

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3)  The  questionnaire  is  developed  based  on 
the
literature  findings  and  preliminary 
discussions  with

some parties involved in public projects.
4) Toensure
respondents (ranging from 1 to 5),
questionnaires  were  sent  to  major projects,
A is the highest weight (i.e. 5 in this

and their contractors and consultants.
5) The data collected were presented, tabulated 
and

6)  A  discussion  of  the  results  is 
analyzed using suitable statistical techniques. with  the
findings  of  the  literature  and  delay  causes  
were
identified and ranked based on their severity.
3.1.3 Weightage for Effect of Delay

It is important to identify the degree
much  the  respondents  agree  or  disagree  on  
the
severity   of   these   causes   based   on   their   
own
experience and knowledge. To achieve this, a 
rating
scale was designed which consists of 5 point 
scale.
Table 3.1 shows the guidelines for causes 
regarding
to their severity weightage.
Table 3.1: Weightage for Effect o

Category

Sr.
1
is not affected by these No.
factors at all.

Slightly

2 significant
having effect in total
Moderately

3 significant

(M.S.)

.However, delay could

Very

4 significant

(V.S.)

Extremely
5 significant
(E.S.)

completion time as

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possession,  which  consequently   causes  delays   in
financial the project as whole.
resources 4.4 Financial Market Instability

Financial The   external   factors   of   poor   economic


market conditions   such   as   currency   and   inflation   rate
instability would

4.1 Late Payment

Late   payment   is   defined   as   failure   of   a


paymaster  to pay within the period of honoring of
certificates as provided in the contract.  The parties
involved   in   the   process   of   payment   claim   such   as
client,   contractor,   superintending   officer,   architect,
quantity   surveyor,   banker   and   other   construction
players   may   cause   a   payment   to   be   delayed.   A
delayed payment by a party who is involved in the
process of payment claim may have an influence on
the   supply   chain   of   payment   in   whole  (Rahman,
Takim and Min 2009).

4.2 Poor Cash Flow Management

Cash   flow   management   is   defined   as   a


process   of   monitoring,   analyzing   and   adjusting
projects   cash   flow.   The   most   important   aspect   of
cash   flow   management   is   to   avoid   extended   cash
shortages that are caused by having too great a gap
between cash inflows and outflows. A well­managed
cash  flow  is  important  to  enable  the  delivery  of   a
successful project by performing a cash flow analysis
on a regular basis to identify cash flow problems. In
analyzing   the   cash   flow   of   a   project,   cash   flow
forecasting is an essential method to head off cash
flow problems. It is then important to develop and
employ strategies that will maintain an adequate cash
flow for the project. Therefore, a well­managed cash
flow   will   improve   the   project’s   cash   flow   and
subsequently   improve   the   timely   performance   of   a
project.   Conversely,   a   poorly   managed   cash   flow
represents the opposite.

4.3 Insufficient Financial Resources

One of the most important factors causing
delays   in   high   rise   projects   is   the   shortage   of
resources. Main causes of delays are the insufficient
resources   of   an   organization.   Lack   of   funds   may
affect the project’s cash flow and lead to delay in site
3. All  working drawings  must  be  clearly  drawn
significantly   give   impact   to   project’s   cash   flow   and indicating all the dimensions and labels to scale
hence   affect   the   timely   performance   of   the   project. so as to avoid confusion during construction.
Figure 3.2 shows the financial related delays and their 4. Site   management   and   supervision   should   be
categories. done correctly. Administrative staff should be
assigned   to   make   necessary   arrangements   to
5. RECOMMENDATIONS   TO complete   projects   within   the   specified   time
while meeting quality and cost requirements.
REDUCE DELAY PROBLEMS
5. Owners   may   demand   design   changes   during
construction,   but   only   to   the   extent   that   no
Delays can be avoided or minimized when their
adverse  effects occur  with respect  to mission
causes   are   clearly   identified.   According   to   the
critical activities.
preceding   findings,   the   following   recommendations
can be made as ways to minimize and control delays in 6. Delivery   of   construction   materials   to   a   site
construction projects: should   not   be   late   so   that   work   may   be
executed in the planned order.

1. Contractors   should   not   be   rewarded   jobs   for 7. Generally,   large   projects   may   entail   having
which they lack sufficient expertise. They should many   subcontractors   working   under   main
gain   necessary   experience   before   the   bidding contractors.  If a subcontractor  is capable  and
stage. Inadequate experience of contractors is the reliable, the project can be completed on time
most   important   factor   in   causing   delays. as planned. If the subcontractor underperforms
Contractors   with   inadequate   experience   cannot because of inadequate experience or capability,
plan and manage projects properly, and this may the project may face delays. The use of many
result in deleterious consequences. subcontractors   may   lead   to   a   high   risk   of
delays.
2. Contractors   should   pay   more   attention   to
preparing   effective   planning   and   scheduling. 8. Inspection   and   testing   by   consultants   is   an
During   construction,   planning   and   scheduling important   activity   during   construction   since
may   be   revised   if   necessary   conditions   occur. poor   quality   inspection   may   result   in   lower
Only a project that is well planned and scheduled quality of work.
can be well executed.

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types   of   constraints,   we   suggest   that   the   middle
9. The quality and experience of the labour force managers   are   empowered   to   take   up   adaptive
can   have   a   major   impact   on   projects. management in response to the prevailing conditions.
Unqualified   workers   may   lead   to   inefficient Delay   is   a   serious   issue   in   construction
work and cause accidents during construction. industry as it impacts the time and cost of projects.
10. Clients should ensure that proper planning and
costing of the works are made during the pre­
contract   period   so   as   to   avoid   intermittent
stoppage   of   works   as   a   result   of   funding
constraints   since   this   not   only   increases   the
construction   period   but   also   impacts   on   the
contractors overhead costs and costs associated
with   mobilization   and   demobilization   during
the   period   within   which   the   works   were
suspended.
11. Delays   in   deliveries   to   construction   sites,
approval   of   design   documents,   and   progress
payments are delay factors caused by owners.
Sites   should   receive   deliveries   as   soon   as
possible.   Design   documents   should   be
approved promptly; otherwise, work progress
could be delayed. Progress payments should be
made   on   time   to   contractors   to   finance   the
work.
12. Owners should make decisions as quickly as 
possible so as to avoid delay.
13. Since  many  parties  are  involved  in  a  project
(client,consultant,contractor, and
subcontractors),   communication   and
coordination   with   other   parties   is   a   crucial
factor in the timely completion of the project.
Effective   communication   avoid   most   delays.
Proper   communication   and   coordination
channels between the various parties should be
established during each phase of construction.
Problems   with   communication   may   result   in
misunderstandings and, therefore, delays in the
execution of the project.

6. CONCLUSION

To   have   a   good   understanding   of   the


identified   constraints   at   the   planning   stages,   we
suggest   the   management   to   have   the   constraints
documented and to consider these constraints in the
relevant   project   planning   agenda   and   schedule   as
well as the designing of the organizational structure.
At the implementation stage, the management should
keep   track   of   the   progress   and   be   aware   of   the
constraints they encounter. The management should
ensure that enough resources, which include money,
facilities,   staffing   and   effort,   are   allocated   to
decrease   the   limitations   from   the   constraints
encountered. In view of the nature of the different
expected   to   be   encountered   during   the   project
Delay in construction projects would cause for extra implementation   and   maintenance   period.   A   good
cost   and   loss   in   financial   return   or   other   benefits prediction of the constraints helps make good project
from  project. Thus, delay is costly for both owner planning and resources allocation. Project managers
and   contractor.   The   extent   of   delays   should   be can   judge   whether   the   constraint   is   maintained
reduced  by identifying the root causes of financial through the whole progress of the project.
related problems and find out the solutions that are
able to reduce the extent of delays in construction
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