A Study Importance of Data Daily Report for Construction Projects in Thailand

Abstract

A construction project requires project stakeholders to collect, process, and exchange information. The daily report refers to the dataset gathered during the construction phase. The daily report will include the various types of jobs completed, the amount of work completed, the equipment used, the labor hours worked, and the materials used. As a result, the purpose of this study was to investigate the indicators in the journal report. The questionnaire was used to determine the importance of information in the construction project diaries. A questionnaire was created using 53 factors derived from relevant literature reviews, and 30 data subjects completed it. The collected data was confidently analyzed. The study's findings revealed that the confidence value was 0.939, and the index of the importance of the factors mentioned in the first five construction project journal reports was 1) the amount of work that can be done. 2) Problems, obstacles, and safety precautions. 3) Daily work plans and the sources of that work delays 4) A progress chart. 5) Current time, operational activities, and planned material ordering the highest RII values were 0.953, 0.933, 0.927, 0.913, and 0.907.