Abstract
Now a days all construction projects faces
many problems in their work. Out of these many problems one problem that has
been taken into consideration in study
is the personnel management in construction projects. Even if we see that it is
construction only who uses more manpower in its projects than other fields but
still their human resources are not enough and insufficient. So all the
problems occurring in personnel
management in construction projects should be identified and proper improvement
methods need to be made for better completion of constructon projects for their
success .As a result of the study it shows that there is awareness among
contractors regarding importance of personnel management for the successful
completion of project . Some problems of personnel management in the construction projects have
been identified. There were project managers’ role defined and proper
communication between team members and managers but the insufficient teamwork.
Some improvement methods have been discovered
mainly , more communication among team members, more experienced project
manager and more skilled workers.
Keywords: successful development,
construction, personnel management, improvement, successful project completion
.
Summary
:
Personnel management can be defined as
obtaining, using and maintaining a satisfied workforce . It is a significant
part of management concerned with employees at work and with their relationship
within the organization. Personnel management involves different functions such as employment,
development and compensation- all these given
functions are performed accordingly
by the personnel management in consultation with all other departments. Personnel
management is next level to general management. They are more concerned with
promoting and managing competent work force to do their fullest contribution
for the company . The HRM is very
important in every company , even in field of construction . The personnel
management in construction is quite tough to manage . Personnel management
represent the large amount of costs on these most construction projects and the
construction industry is employeeing wide
range of people from different occupational cultures and backgrounds that includes people of various sectors like unskilled, craft, managerial, professional
and administrative positions .These different groups of employees are operating
as labour force together as a team to complete short-term project objectives . This
is how the industry’s project-based structure is build with many disparate
organisations which are working together in order to achieve both shared
project objectives and individual organisational goals. These objectives may be
compatible and they might not cope up with people’s personal objectives, which
in result can cause competing demands for those who are working within
project-based environments. Hence all these features makes construction
projects one of the most challenging projects to manage people effectively for
ensuring that they are contributing
properly to organisational success. Various surveys have been conducted in many construction companies and
site by preparing a questionnaire for the accomplishment of the research
objective. The main common observations based on this study as recommendation
are as follows : Retaining the available workforce properly
by giving bonuses, overtime ; opportunities, loyalty rewards, and
promotions can be given to workers as incentives to encourage workers commitment
and increasing wage levels ; Sharing the available workforce with other contractors
or employers if possible ; New workers
may work on part time basis during their free time to develop a hands-on
experience ; Skill development training
institutes can be developed ; Friendly environment should be made through which
mangers, staffs and workers can discuss and learn from each other and such work
environment should be created to motivate employee’s innovative and personal
commitment. As you can see managing an HR strategy for a construction company
is challenging. The issues are far reaching and diverse, and due to other
factors such as notice periods and other aspects, there can be no doubt that HR
requires a skilled team integrated into the management framework from the very
beginning.
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