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 factorsEigenvaluePercentage of variance (%)Construction failure factorsFactor loading

Traditional adversarial relationship (TAR)4.68518.302F24. Dishonesty between project stakeholders0.897
F25. Regular transfer/replacement of key personnel0.830
F23. Lack of respect and trust between project stakeholders0.771
F10. Lack of commitment from project stakeholders0.768

Poor project planning and organization (PPO)2.27616.794F18. Overlapping construction sequences0.787
F16. Poor planning and scheduling0.768
F17. Improper construction methods of contractors0.755
F19. Insufficient communication between project stakeholders0.735

Incompetent parties (IP)1.91616.304F1. Lack of capability of owner’s project management unit0.858
F7. Consultants’ lack of capability0.810
F5. Design errors and omissions0.779
F8. Contractors’ lack of experience and competence0.700

Delays of parties toward construction works (DP)1.59714.066F4. Delays in approving documents from consultants/owner representatives0.777
F14. Delays in handing over works between contractors0.689
F21. Delays in problem-solving from owner0.673
F20. Handover of unclear/unready construction grounds to other contractors0.635