SR283 Construction industry data to assist in productivity research: Part 2 (2018)

This is the eighth in a series of reports on construction industry productivity.

• The first report was a general review of construction industry productivity and how to measure it (SR219).
• The second (SR254) was an examination of variations in productivity and profit margins in the construction sub-industries at the four-digit level.
• The third (SR256) collated miscellaneous data relating to the industry as a basis for making decisions about future productivity research.
• The fourth (SR259) quantified the value of time saved through quicker construction of housing.
• The fifth (SR266) looked at industry segmentation and provided investigation, design, construction and occupancy costs for a range of sectors to provide guidance on value stream investigations.
• The sixth (SR267) was a review of official and other data available for measuring industry performance.
• The seventh (SR270) reported the survey results in 2011/12 of 500 new home owners including satisfaction levels and call-backs and was developed as one measure of industry performance.

This report continues on from the third report in that it contains a variety of information related to productivity research as requested by the Productivity Partnership.