Factors Influencing Project Performance in Malaysian Construction Industry

Mark, Selat (2024) Factors Influencing Project Performance in Malaysian Construction Industry. Other thesis, University of Malaysia Sarawak.

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Abstract

Success in a construction project is indicated by the performance in timeliness, cost, quality and stakeholder’s satisfaction. Construction projects in Malaysia bears a high risk of being over budget and completed way past due. Thus, identifying the most influential factor towards a successful implementation of construction projects is crucial. Although a number of factors have been found to potentially influence the success of a construction project, the correlation between these aspects has not been extensively investigated. This research investigates the relationship between six (6)1factors; top1management1support level, project management maturity, realistic schedule and budgeting, clear1project goal definition, project1team competency, and risk1management. The results demonstrated the factors which has the most influence on Malaysian construction projects' success. Purposive and non-proportionate quota sampling was adopted to gather 224 samples from various project managers and leaders working in construction companies with CIDB G7 grade throughout Malaysia. To gather quantitative data, a questionnaire was developed by modifying previous research' questionnaires, and its validity and reliability were assessed using SmartPLS (SEM). The results show that defining clear goals, realistic scheduling and budgeting and project management maturity has the most impact towards project performance success in Malaysian construction industry. This study has made a significant theoretical contribution to the larger body of knowledge by establishing the most influence factors that contributed to project success. Furthermore, the outcome from this study shall contribute to construction companies, project management bodies, practicing project managers, and project analyst involved in the Malaysian construction industry.

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