Research Article
An Analysis of Construction Failure Factors to Stakeholder Coordinating Performance in the Finishing Phase of High-Rise Building Projects
Table 5
The results of the factor analysis.
| Main factors | Eigenvalue | Percentage of variance (%) | Construction failure factors | Factor loading |
| Traditional adversarial relationship (TAR) | 4.685 | 18.302 | F24. Dishonesty between project stakeholders | 0.897 | F25. Regular transfer/replacement of key personnel | 0.830 | F23. Lack of respect and trust between project stakeholders | 0.771 | F10. Lack of commitment from project stakeholders | 0.768 |
| Poor project planning and organization (PPO) | 2.276 | 16.794 | F18. Overlapping construction sequences | 0.787 | F16. Poor planning and scheduling | 0.768 | F17. Improper construction methods of contractors | 0.755 | F19. Insufficient communication between project stakeholders | 0.735 |
| Incompetent parties (IP) | 1.916 | 16.304 | F1. Lack of capability of owner’s project management unit | 0.858 | F7. Consultants’ lack of capability | 0.810 | F5. Design errors and omissions | 0.779 | F8. Contractors’ lack of experience and competence | 0.700 |
| Delays of parties toward construction works (DP) | 1.597 | 14.066 | F4. Delays in approving documents from consultants/owner representatives | 0.777 | F14. Delays in handing over works between contractors | 0.689 | F21. Delays in problem-solving from owner | 0.673 | F20. Handover of unclear/unready construction grounds to other contractors | 0.635 |
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