Building resilience: quantity surveyors in the face of future pandemics by Matshete Modiba, Nishani Harinarain

Subjects: “…COVID-19, quantity surveyors, resilience, remote work…”
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MANAGING CONSTRUCTION STAKEHOLDER S FOR EFFECTIVE PROJECT DELIVERY : A CASE OF CONSULTANT QUANTITY SURVEYORS by Emmanuel EYIAH-BOTWE, Clinton AIGVABOA, Wellington THWALA

Subjects: “…stakeholders, project success, quantity surveyor, stakeholder, stakeholder management…”
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A SURVEY OF THE PERCEPTION OF QUANTITY SURVEYORS REGARDING TENDER-PRICE INDICES IN SOUTH AFRICA by J.H. CRUYWAGEN

“…This article is based on information gathered from two questionnaire surveys conducted among quantity surveyors in South Africa regarding their perception of tender-price indices (TPI) in South Africa. …”
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Causes of cost overruns on Zimbabwe’s construction infrastructure projects by Tirivavi Moyo, Benviolent Chigara

Subjects: “…Cost overrun, infrastructure, Quantity surveyors, developing countries…”
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PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT PRACTICES IN NIGERIAN QUANTITY SURVEYING FIRMS by Ayodeji OKE, Clinton AIGBAVBOA, Wellington THWALA

Subjects: “…Human Resource Management (HRM), Mentoring, Quantity surveying firms (QSFs), Quantity surveyors, Recruitment, Training.…”
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PREDICTING THE FUTURE OF QUANTITY SURVEYING PROFESSION IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY by Joel Ochieng WAO

“…The results showed a greater level of satisfaction of quantity surveyors with the current developments in the profession. …”
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PREDICTING THE FUTURE OF QUANTITY SURVEYING PROFESSION IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY by Joel Ochieng WAO

“…The results showed a greater level of satisfaction of quantity surveyors with the current developments in the profession. …”
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A PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT SUCCESS FACTORS IN CONSTRUCTION FIRMS IN NIGERIA by Taiwo Adegbembo, Oluwaseyi Awodele, Ayodeji Oke

“…Quantitative data was collected through the use of questionnaire from eighty-six quantity surveyors from quantity surveying firms in the southwestern geopolitical zone of Nigeria which comprises of six states using census sampling.  …”
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Critical Factors Affecting Quality of Building Projects: Professionals Service Providers’ Perspectives by Olusola Aluko, Modupe Mewomo

“…A strong correlation exists between Architects and Quantity Surveyors, and between Architects and Structural Engineer. …”
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ASSESSMENT OF CRITICAL BARRIERS TO TENDER PRICE INDICES DEVELOPMENT IN THE GHANAIAN BUILDING INDUSTRY by Ernest KISSI, Theophilus ADJEI-KUMI, Peter AMOAH, Emmanuel BOATENG BANNOR

“…Using the quantitative research method, data were collected from quantity surveyors and then analysed using the mean score and principal component analysis (PCA). …”
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Towards the Establishment of Relationship between Macroeconomic Indicators and Cost of Public Educational Buildings in Ghana by Richard Oduro Asamoah, Bernard Kofi Baiden, Gabriel Nani

“…Questionnaire survey was used to obtain primary data from respondents who were Quantity Surveyors and Estimators. The questionnaires were analyzed through descriptive analysis. …”
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REMEDIES TO TIMELY DELIVERY OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN LUSAKA, ZAMBIA – AN EXPLORATORY STUDY by Mulenga MUKUKA, Clinton AIGBAVBOA, Wellington THWALA

“…The primary data was collected through a well structured questionnaire which was distributed to construction professionals, which include: Architec ts, quantity surveyors, builders, civil engineers, land surveyors and project managers. …”
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A DELPHI TECHNIQUE APPROACH TOWARDS THE NEED FOR AND RELEVANCE OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MONITORING AND EVALUATION PRACTICES by Callistus TENGAN, Clinton AIGVABOA

“…Experts for the study were identified from the Ghanaian construction industry (quantity surveyors, architect, and engineers), research, and academic institutions of higher learning faculties in Ghana. …”
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MITIGATING STRATEGIES OF THREATS TO QUANTITY SURVEYING PROFESSION IN THE NIGERIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY by Lekan Ojo, Bolarinwa Ibrahim, Ayodeji Oke, Akinsanmi Akindeinde

“…Therefore, opinions of quantity surveyors in construction firms, consulting firms and government establishments of Lagos State, Nigeria were collected through a survey. …”
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HOUSING ECONOMY: USE OF INTERLOCKING MASONRY FOR LOW-COST STUDENT HOUSING IN NIGERIA by Y.M.D AYODEJI

“…Professionals like architects, engineers, quantity surveyors and building contractors involved in the designs and supervision of these projects were interviewed to obtain their views on the subject. …”
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ASSESSMENT OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AMONG CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS IN NIGERIA by A.E. Oke, D.R Ogunsemi, O.C. Adeeko

“…Assessment of the level of sharing knowledge among construction professionals showed that Architects ranked first in sharing knowledge with other construction professionals while top managers, Quantity surveyors, Estate Surveyors, and Civil Engineers followed respectively. …”
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STRATEGIES FOR HOUSING AFFORDABILITY IN NIGERIA by Oluwaseyi AJAYI, Oluranti AJAYI, Olusegun AKINSIKU, Temidayo OSUNSANMI

“…Research design was used and the population of the study was Architects, Quantity Surveyors, Engineers, Contractors and project managers. …”
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NIGERIAN CONSTRUCTION-RELATED PROFESSIONAL SERVICES FIRMS TO ADOPT LEAN CONSTRUCTION PRACTICES by Olajide Olamilokun, Umar Datti Yusuf, Emmanuel Dele Omopariola

“…A structured questionnaire was issued for a sample size comprising 130 firms drawn from a finite population of 342 Nigerian construction-related professional services firms (project managers, architects, quantity surveyors, structural engineers, and M&E engineers) operating in Northern Nigeria. …”
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LEVEL OF COMPLIANCE OF CORE CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS TO ETHICAL STANDARDS IN NIGERIA by B.A Adeyinka, G.O. Jagboro, G.K. Ojo, S.J. Odediran

“…The study area was Lagos State and the target respondents were the registered professionals including architects, quantity surveyors, builders and engineers. A total of one hundred and seventy (170) questionnaire were randomly administered on the professionals and one hundred and thirty eight (138) were retrieved representing 81.18% response rate. …”
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AN ASSESSMENT OF CONSTRUCTION PROFESSIONALS’ LEVEL OF COMPLIANCE TO ETHICAL STANDARDS IN THE NIGERIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY by Busayo Funmilola Adeyinka, Godwin Onajite Jagboro, Grace Kehinde Ojo, Sunday Julius Odediran

“…The study area was Lagos State and the target respondents were the registered professionals including architects, quantity surveyors, builders and engineers. A total of one hundred and seventy (170) questionnaire were randomly administered on the professionals and one hundred and thirty eight (138) were retrieved representing 81.18% response rate. …”
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