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EVALUATING CONTRACTORS' RISK MANAGEMENT FOR TELECOM POLES CONSTRUCTION IN THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATESISSN: 2201-2796 (Online) | Thesis ID: TH-2022-08-01 AuthorHansel Fajardo Vitalicio
Masters in Project and Operations Management, Publication DateSubmitted: June 02, 2022 Published: August 18, 2022 LicenseCreative Commons Attribution Abstract / PrefaceThis study evaluates the contractor's risk management system for the construction of telecom poles in the United Arab Emirates. When the project team lacks knowledge of risk management processes and fails to identify the risks to mitigate them, project objectives are affected, causing the project delivery to be impacted as well. By applying a deductive approach and quantitative mono-method, the research highlights management, external, commercial, and technical risks delineated from the PMBOK Guide. Key findings indicate that external risk factors are the most frequent (48.84%), while checklists remain the most effective tool for risk identification (67.44%). Keywords: Risk Management, Telecom Infrastructure, PMBOK Guide, Construction Risk, United Arab Emirates, Quantitative Analysis. How to Cite this Thesis
Vitalicio, H. F. (2022). Evaluating Contractors' Risk Management for Telecom Poles Construction in the United Arab Emirates. SciRJ Thesis Publication Series. http://www.scirj.org/thesis-publication.php
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