Supply Chain Framework in Enhancing Construction Waste Management: A Case Study in Klang Valley

Noor, Raja Nor Husna Raja Mohd; Endut, Intan Rohani; Redzuan, Ahmad Ruslan Mohd; Dahalan, Nurol Huda; Yunus, Juzailah Nur; Tammy, Nor Janna

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-32816-0_105

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“…Availability of resources and enabling technologies is a prerequisite for successful integration. However, past studies have shown that there are limitations in the availability of resources for dismantling, sorting, storing, and recovering DW and technologies supporting DW recovery (Chileshe et al, 2015;Mihai, 2019;Noor et al, 2019). Researchers have identified that most countries, especially those that are underdeveloped, have limited DW reprocessing facilities (Chileshe et al, 2019;Chong and Hermreck, 2010;Mihai, 2019;Srour et al, 2013;Turkyilmaz et al, 2019).…”

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“…Selection of suitable waste management methods generally depends upon the perceived economic advantage of selected methods over alternatives (Densley Tingley et al, 2017). From the perspective of demolition contractors, the cost of DW recovery is high as a result of deconstruction, sorting, long-distance transportation, and gate fee charged by waste processors (Chileshe et al, 2019;Noor et al, 2019). Moreover, there is no compensation for the extra efforts required to recover DW, and no allocations are made in contract documents for waste recovery, thus making resource recovery economically unattractive (Chileshe et al, 2016a;Noor et al, 2019;Oyedele et al, 2014;Smeets et al, 2019).…”

Section: Inhibitors Of External Integration Across Dw Rlscsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…From the perspective of demolition contractors, the cost of DW recovery is high as a result of deconstruction, sorting, long-distance transportation, and gate fee charged by waste processors (Chileshe et al, 2019;Noor et al, 2019). Moreover, there is no compensation for the extra efforts required to recover DW, and no allocations are made in contract documents for waste recovery, thus making resource recovery economically unattractive (Chileshe et al, 2016a;Noor et al, 2019;Oyedele et al, 2014;Smeets et al, 2019). Therefore, in a competitive business environment driven by economic motives, demolition contractors are more likely to adopt low-cost landfilling than high-cost waste recovery.…”

Section: Inhibitors Of External Integration Across Dw Rlscsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Diverting demolition waste toward secondary markets through integrated reverse logistics supply chains: A systematic literature review

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Construction industry has adopted reverse logistics (RL) concept to manage high volumes of demolition waste (DW). However, DW RL supply chains (RLSCs) were found to be suffering from uncertainties, information deficiencies, and uncoordinated material flows. Improving supply chain integration (SCI), specifically external integration, across DW RLSCs was identified as a possible solution to overcome such problems. Despite this, studies that focus on external integration in DW RLSCs are limited. Using a systematic literature review (SLR), this study explores external integration in DW RLSCs. Sixty-six articles from three databases published between 2006 and 2020 were subjected to descriptive and content analysis. Arrangement of material, information, and financial flows across DW RLSCs, inhibitors of external integration, and potential measures for improving external integration were analyzed. Accordingly, material, information, and financial flows across DW RLSCs were mapped, and inhibitors of external integration, along with potential measures for improving external integration were identified. As the key outcome of this SLR, these findings were developed into a conceptual framework, which shows the main factors that inhibit and improve external integration in DW RLSCs. The framework will be useful in guiding further empirical research and informing industry practice. Several future research directions are also proposed to expand knowledge around the research domain.

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Section: Inhibitors Of External Integration Across Dw Rlscsmentioning

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Section: Inhibitors Of External Integration Across Dw Rlscsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Diverting demolition waste toward secondary markets through integrated reverse logistics supply chains: A systematic literature review

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“…The responses from the respondents were sufficient and satisfying to present the four case studies in Pulau Pinang. According to Noor et al (2019), selection of case studies is appropriate to describe the detailed study of single groups or organisations and projects. The closed-ended questions had been designed comprising of two parts (i.e., respondent profiles and assessment of attributes that are related to current existing practices and challenges readiness criteria of SME organisation for BIM implementation).…”

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Conceptual Framework for Readiness of SMEs Organization Towards BIM Implementation in Construction Projects: Pulau Pinang Case Study

Mohd Noor,

Abd Aziz,

Yunus

et al. 2023

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Building Information Modelling in Malaysian context is defined as a modelling technology and associated set of processes to produce, communicate, analyze, and use of digital information models throughout construction project life cycle. Some of the common problems that occurs in construction project such as delay, the accidents that occur in construction sites and disputes between construction players can be reduced when applying BIM in their project. However, the implementation of BIM in construction sector is still low especially in Small and Medium Enterprise (SMEs) in Malaysia. To enhance the BIM implementation in Malaysia, CIDB and PWD had introduce several guidelines in terms of awareness, readiness, and execution plan as reference for the organization to fully adopted BIM effectively, however there is no existed reference used specifically for SMEs to enhance the BIM implementation in Malaysia construction projects. This research study focused on three objectives which are to explore the current existing readiness of BIM implementation among SMEs organization in construction projects, to identify the challenges of readiness for BIM implementation among SMEs organization in construction projects and to develop conceptual framework of challenges for readiness of SME organization to implement BIM in construction projects. Methodology for this research study is systematic literature review (SLR) and questionnaire survey for 40 respondents from SMEs construction sector which consists of 4 construction projects as case study. The data from questionnaire survey analyzed by using Mean and Standard Deviation for determined the rankings for the aspects. From the analysis, there are four components that involves in existing current practices which are people, government enforcement, management and technology based on the significance. Meanwhile, there are four components that involves in challenges for readiness to implement BIM which are government enforcement, people, management, and technology. Overall, a conceptual framework of challenges for readiness in SMEs organizations been developed which can be

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The effect of green supply chain management practices in reduction of construction wastes and carbon emission in Bangladesh

Alam,

Li,

Zheng

et al. 2024

J Mater Cycles Waste Manag

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Supply Chain Framework in Enhancing Construction Waste Management: A Case Study in Klang Valley

Cited by 6 publications

References 22 publications

Diverting demolition waste toward secondary markets through integrated reverse logistics supply chains: A systematic literature review

Diverting demolition waste toward secondary markets through integrated reverse logistics supply chains: A systematic literature review

Conceptual Framework for Readiness of SMEs Organization Towards BIM Implementation in Construction Projects: Pulau Pinang Case Study

The effect of green supply chain management practices in reduction of construction wastes and carbon emission in Bangladesh

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