Volume 25, Issue 2, 2024

Assessment of the risk management construction projects in Turkey into 6 categories

Obada Saad Aldeen, Sepanta Naimi

> DOI: https://jeeng.net/issue/view/?id=98

Keywords

Risk Management; Risk Factors; Construction Industry; Design; Time and Cost

TOPICS

Abstract

Risk management is becoming a crucial part of the management procedures used in the construction industry. The expenses or duration of the project are frequently increased as a result of these risks. This study will highlight the main dangers that Turkish building projects encounter. The six categories of risks that will be looked at in this paper are Acts of God, Physical, Financial and Economic, Design, Political and Environmental, and Construction Related. The study included a questionnaire to evaluate the risk in Turkey's building industry. The results show that design-related hazards are placed first among the risk categories that are most likely to arise in building projects. The component with the highest mean was "The negative effect of defective design on construction projects." This study is crucial because it will identify risk factors in the Turkish construction sector and evaluate the importance of each one in terms of severity and how it affects time and cost