CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT IN INDIA: CHALLENGES, PRACTICES, AND PROSPECTS


Nishant Kumar ,Krishan , Rahul Kumar , Deepak Aggarwal
Civil Engineering Department, SCET , Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
Abstract
The Indian construction industry is one of the most dynamic sectors, contributing significantly to GDP and employment. Efficient management of construction equipment is vital for enhancing productivity, reducing project costs, and meeting deadlines. This research explores the current status, challenges, and best practices in construction equipment management in India. A detailed literature review reveals various approaches and gaps in the domain. The study also discusses advancements, policy implications, and technological interventions necessary for improved equipment management. The findings aim to provide insights and recommend strategies for more effective and sustainable construction practices. Construction equipment plays a pivotal role in the timely and cost-effective completion of infrastructure projects in India. Effective management of this equipment is crucial for enhancing productivity, minimizing downtime, and ensuring project success. This research paper delves into the current state of construction equipment management practices in India, identifies key challenges faced by the industry, and explores potential strategies for improvement. A detailed literature review provides a foundation for understanding existing knowledge and identifying gaps in research. The paper further examines technological advancements and their potential impact on revolutionizing equipment management in the Indian context. Finally, it proposes recommendations for stakeholders to foster a more efficient and sustainable approach to construction equipment management in the country.
Keywords: Construction Equipment Management, India, Literature Review, Challenges, Best Practices, Technology, Infrastructure Development.
Journal Name :
EPRA International Journal of Research & Development (IJRD)

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Published on : 2025-05-08

Vol : 10
Issue : 5
Month : May
Year : 2025
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