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Browsing Research Articles (Construction Economics) by UP Author "Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes)"
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Adjudication as an alternative dispute resolution method in the South African construction industry Maiketso, Ntsoli C.; Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes) (Southern African Institute for Industrial Engineering, 2012-10)Adjudication has recently been introduced to the South African construction industry as an alternative dispute resolution mechanism. This study investigates what the requirements are for the industry to realize the full ...
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Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes); Hattingh, V. (Southern African Institute for Industrial Engineering, 2015-06)Adjudication in South African construction practice has, through various initiatives of the South African government and Construction Industry Development Board, the increased use of international standard form construction ...
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Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes); Schutte, Andries (The Physical Development Sciences, University of the Free State, 2009)A lack of understanding often exists between contractors, client organisations and consultants as to what may, and what may not, be included in acceleration claims on construction projects. The aim of this article is to ...
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Construction employees’ perspectives on workforce motivational drivers in Akwa Ibom State of Nigeria Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes); Ogwueleka, A.C. (Amaka Chinweude) (Association of Schools of Construction of Southern Africa, 2013)PURPOSE: The global demand for increase in construction activity necessitates the improvement of project performance. In the construction industry, motivation is seen as an intermediate variable between principle project ...
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Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes); Gerber, S.C. (Sarita) (LexisNexis, 2017)Aanspreeklikheidbepalings vir gebreke in konstruksiewerke verskil aansienlik van mekaar in die bepalings wat alledaags in die kommersiële omgewing gebruik word. Aanspreeklikheid vir gebreke in konstruksiewerke word in ...
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A decision support framework for extension of time claims for the JBCC principal building agreement Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes); Prinsloo, Hendrik (SUN MeDIA, 2016)Delays to contractors’ progress, often resulting in time and cost overruns, are a major source of claims and disputes in the construction industry. The assessment of extension of time (EOT) claims as part of a construction ...
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Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes) (The Physical Development Sciences, University of the Free State, 2011)It has become common practice in the building industry for contractors to provide employers with a construction guarantee. These guarantees, which are defined as being on call or on demand, usually provide that a certificate ...
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Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes); Hattingh, V. (Emerald, 2015)PURPOSE : The study aims to investigate how modern methods of communication within the construction industry have brought forth a new cognitive process that participants in this industry should undertake when ...
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Nemato, Tsikadzashe; Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes) (South African Institution of Civil Engineering, 2007-06)Suretyship is one of the performance risk management measures used in modern construction contracts. Construction contracts, such as the FIDIC, JBCC Series 2000 and GCC 2004, offer pro forma deeds of suretyship and guarantee ...
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Mewomo, M.C.; Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes) (Association of Schools of Construction of Southern Africa, 2015)PURPOSE The concept of adjudication is no longer new in the South African construction space. All the modern forms of contract in use incorporate adjudication as a standard form of dispute resolution. However, a careful ...
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Mewomo, Modupe; Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes) (University of Johannesburg, 2017)The fundamental drive behind the introduction of the statutory adjudication scheme is to improve cash flow within the construction industry and also to provide a swift and inexpensive means of resolving construction disputes. ...
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Ogwueleka, A.C. (Amaka Chinweude); Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes) (SUNMeDIA, 2014)Incentives are regarded as motivational tools which can be used to propel construction workforces to achieve project objectives. This article contributes to the existing body of knowledge by evaluating the current practices ...
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Ogwueleka, A.C. (Amaka Chinweude); Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes) (Emerald, 2016)Incentives are mechanisms used to create genuine opportunity for contracting parties to work together to achieve good results, rational returns and bear appropriate risks. The question of how to motivate the construction ...
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Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes); Du Rand, Rouan (Association of Schools of Construction of Southern Africa, 2011)PURPOSE : Bills of quantities for underground development works (UDW) are presently prepared with no uniformity of practice, leading to troublesome misinterpretations and inconsistent pricing by contractors. This article ...
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Mewomo, M.C.; Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes) (Association of Schools of Construction of Southern Africa, 2017)PURPOSE Default payment either in the form of delayed payment or non-payment remains a lingering issue affecting the construction industry supply chain. The payees’, which are mostly contractors and subcontractors at ...
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Maritz, M.J. (Marthinus Johannes); Robertson, Dirk Cornelius (Southern African Institute for Industrial Engineering, 2012-10)Smooth cash flow ensures the effective delivery of projects and is fundamental to develop and sustain a healthy, professional and competitive construction industry. The adverse effect of late or non-payment of contractors ...
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