Structural Analysis of Labour Costs for the Construction of Buildings and Their Structural Elements

Korol, Elena; Akopyan, Galina

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“…The process of renovating industrial buildings can be notably expensive, at times even surpassing the cost of entirely new construction projects [19,20]. To achieve cost savings, it is imperative to maximize the utilization of existing structures that are suitable for the new operational conditions in terms of their fundamental strength and deformation characteristics.…”

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Organizational and technological aspects of industrial facility renovation

Zilberova,

Mailyan,

Novoselova

et al. 2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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The refurbishment of industrial structures is a multifaceted, resource-intensive, and financially demanding undertaking. The process entails various challenges that necessitate thorough consideration during the design phase. Such an approach is pivotal in devising effective solutions for the reconstruction of industrial facilities, regardless of the operational conditions, and can lead to substantial reductions in construction costs. The ultimate objective of such renovation endeavors is to enhance production capacity and overall enterprise profitability, mitigate adverse environmental effects, and ameliorate the quality of urban living environments.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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Organizational and technological aspects of industrial facility renovation

Zilberova,

Mailyan,

Novoselova

et al. 2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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Methodological approaches to determining labor costs in the design of construction projects

Korol

Akopyan

2023

Construction and Architecture

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The life cycle of buildings includes the labor costs of all categories of management and construction personnel involved in construction from the beginning of preparatory work to the commissioning of the facility. Additionally included here are the costs of developing project documentation. Qualitatively developed project documentation leads to a positive result of construction activity. The price of design works is determined based on the following costs: personnel labor costs, insurance payments, expenses for all types of repairs, material costs, maintenance of buildings and/or rent, taxes and fees. A competent assessment of labor costs and their systematization will help to identify promising segments of labor cost optimization that most significantly affect the reduction of total labor costs.

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Structural Analysis of Labour Costs for the Construction of Buildings and Their Structural Elements

Cited by 2 publications

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Organizational and technological aspects of industrial facility renovation

Organizational and technological aspects of industrial facility renovation

Methodological approaches to determining labor costs in the design of construction projects

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