2021
DOI: 10.24912/jmstkik.v5i1.10120
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Analisis Faktor Kerugian Waste Material Besi Beton Gedung Bertingkat

Abstract: Material as one of the components that has a contribution of 40-60% of the project cost in the research of Intan et al., 2005. Concrete is currently being studied because it is one of the five materials that affects 80% of material costs.. The purpose of this research is to examine how much the loss of iron concrete material waste and the ranking of the factors that influence it in multi-storey building projects. The research method is by conducting a questionnaire to contractors. The data collection process i… Show more

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“…In every implementation of a building construction project, the appearance of residual material is unavoidable [6]. Waste in construction can be interpreted as a loss or loss of various resources, namely material, time (related to labor and equipment), and capital, which is caused by activities that require costs directly or indirectly but do not add value to the final product for service users [7]. Research conducted by Bossink and Brouwers (1996) in the Netherlands focuses on preventing the increase of waste materials in the future.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In every implementation of a building construction project, the appearance of residual material is unavoidable [6]. Waste in construction can be interpreted as a loss or loss of various resources, namely material, time (related to labor and equipment), and capital, which is caused by activities that require costs directly or indirectly but do not add value to the final product for service users [7]. Research conducted by Bossink and Brouwers (1996) in the Netherlands focuses on preventing the increase of waste materials in the future.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%