No 108 Accurate and appropriate measurement

Why is accuracy important in construction projects?

• It ensures the project is completed quickly.

• It helps in reducing the number of workers needed.

• It ensures the project runs smoothly.

• It increases the cost of the project.

What can inaccurate measurement figures affect in construction?

• The color of the building.

• The entire construction process.

• The number of floors.

• The type of materials used.

What is one benefit of precise readings in construction?

• They increase the project's duration.

• They help in wasting resources.

• They avoid time, labour, and money being wasted.

• They complicate the construction process.

What is one benefit of accurate measurement for contractors?

• Increased need for rework

• Components fit the first time

• Higher costs

• Decreased safety

What is ensured when specifications are met due to accurate measurement?

• Increased costs

• Project failure

• Client satisfaction

• Extended timelines

What can incorrect measurements affect in a construction project?

• The color scheme

• The profitability and overall success

• The number of workers needed

• The type of materials used

What can measurement inaccuracies in a building project lead to?

• Faster project completion

• Improved company reputation

• Restarting a project with time, cost, and reputation implications

• Reduced material costs

What is one benefit of reducing excess time and material costs in a project?

• Increased measurement inaccuracies

• Slower project completion

• Faster project completion

• Decreased company reputation

What is a potential result of underpricing due to inaccurate measurements?

• Increased demand

• Lost profits

• Enhanced reputation

• Reduced material costs

What is job costing?

• A method of tracking costs against revenue for a specific job

• A way to estimate future project costs

• A technique for reducing labor costs

• A process for increasing project revenue