Using structural actions to improve organizationaland technological reliability of construction activities
Pages 196-200
The process of construction is a complex probabilistic system characterized by complete (work stoppage) and partial failures reducing their intensity and causing failure to comply with the work performance schedule. Organizational and technological reliability (OTR) is an important criterion of successful operation of a construction company. In the construction industry, OTR represents the ability to maintain the operating parameters of a construction company within the pre-set values.Assimilation of advanced technologies, diversity of construction materials, multiplicity of contractors, a wide range of construction operations require improvements in their reliability, an adequate assessment of the cost of construction and a lower discrepancy between scheduled deadlines and practical delivery terms. OTR improvement in the construction industry is one of the main challenges for construction companies.
DOI: 10.22227/1997-0935.2013.3.196-200
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