RELATIONS BETWEEN PRECONDITIONS, CATEGORIES AND IMPACTS OF MAKING-DO WASTES

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Civil construction is known for its high production of waste and low productivity. Understanding the causes of making-do waste makes it possible to minimize waste in construction processes. This study aims to analyze possible causes and consequences among possible relations between prerequisites, categories and impacts of making-do waste in order to act more effectively in combating waste reducing the main problems identified that cause their occurrence. Some existing prerequisites can be determined: information, materials and components, and labor, are highly likely to occur. Concerning the categories, the following can be highlighted: component adjustment, sequencing, and storage. These combinations generally affect the seven impacts caused by making-do waste. The main contribution of this study was to analyze the possible causes and consequences of the relationship between prerequisites, categories and impacts of making-do waste. Using the dashboard developed in the Power BI platform, relations between the chosen parameters could be determined, and how prerequisites, categories and impacts interacted with other variables in the database.

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do Amaral, T. G., Braga, P. D. B., Vieira, S. V., & de Paula Barros Neto, J. (2022). RELATIONS BETWEEN PRECONDITIONS, CATEGORIES AND IMPACTS OF MAKING-DO WASTES. In 30th Annual Conference of the International Group for Lean Construction, IGLC 2022 (pp. 1111–1122). The International Group for Lean Construction. https://doi.org/10.24928/2022/0219

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