When building project goes wrong

Productivity expectations are based on the project schedules created for each construction project. These schedules require careful calculations of man-hours and how many workers are needed to complete each stage of the construction process.If you have an unreliable workforce (workers don’t show up to get the job done), workers get injured (due to insufficient/broken tools and equipment – another common reason for projects to fail) or even if productivity amongst employees is low, it can easily cause delays and throw your project schedule off kilter. This could then potentially lead you to rethink your strategy by hiring additional workers or to sub out more work which would instantly lower your profit margins.