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Skill deficiency in the third world construction sector
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In a time where there is Infrastructure boom that is happening, and in
a time when there is a real estate drive that is there, there might be
few things which might be holding few things back, the majority being
here is the skill shortage, with a booming industry needs skilled
manpower to take it forward, but construction industry is facing a lot
of Skill shortage interms of Manpower and labour on the whole which can
take Construction industry to the next level, So, how to fill the
void. Lets discuss few things on skill deficiency in the third world
construction sector.
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Structural specialists
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The committed Construction Manager
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deepak kumar lamba
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"Planning professionals"
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i agree with vinod & rakesh , also planning backed by practical site experience professionals are very much in demand
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vinodkumar balikai
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"Techno managers"
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I agree, today the most volatile construction industry should have a person who knows both technical n management skills.
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Nohar Singh Dhruv
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"Structural specialists"
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Yes the structural engg/specialist is back bone of any construction..
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Ideate: " Who are the candidates most in Demand in Construction industry?" deleted from your view.
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rakeshbhatnagar
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SHORTAGE OF SKILLED WORKER IS AFFECTING THE CONSTRUCTION BOOM,BECAUSE SINCE LAST TWO DECADES CIVIL ENGINEERS OF PRIVATE SECTOR WERE IN CRISIS , HENCE CIVIL ENGINEERING HAD LESS ATTRACTION AND STUDENTS ,NOW CIVIL ENGINEERS ARE COMING UP BUT IF...
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Srinivas suravajhala
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There is no dearth of talent in India. I can't agree with Pragya's argument. The construction activity in UAE is marvelous and the money pumping is also very huge. How many realtors of India can afford such a huge investment. One thing is sure...
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Pragya Kothari
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"Yes"
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According to me, there is a shortage of workers i guess, because of construction industry boom there is so much happening in the name of construction, and there are nearly 30 million workers but because of its rapid growth it is finding real...
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Debate: "Is skills shortage affecting India's construction boom?" deleted from your view.
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Large-scale apprenticeship scheme may be the answer
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Immigration & Outsourcing
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Dileep Kumar
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"Unemployed graduates without much skills can be trained as good supervisors"
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We have young unemployed graduates without much skills to cater to the competitive world, we can definitely train these youth
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Sachin Sabnis
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"By providing them better salary"
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Yes ;this could be a better solution , a study in foriegn news paper here has revelved that the salary of entry level graduate of construction industry is half to infosys entry level graduate.This midset is thenm transformed to higher levels. this...
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Pranik Vasudeo Mul
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"Large-scale apprenticeship scheme may be the answer"
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It is really a practical idea .But to avoid the fears of migration from one company to other it will be appreciated if the whole system to be with fair practice of all construction industry and not to think about increasing profitability but...
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Ideate: "How can we tackle this Skill shortage in Construction sector?" deleted from your view.
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BIM
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Multiple Skilled Employe
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Diwakar Tiwari
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"Multiple Skilled Employe"
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In future req. of multiple skilled personal in construction sector.
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sanjeev kumar gupta
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"with shifting loyalities becoming an easy way to climb the ladder ,a data bank of all civil engg. proffessional is a must? "
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As proffessionals are shifting loyalities,leaving and joining projects without any accountability,a data bank should be formed for all proffessionals joining industry, and it should be made mandatory to be registerd with this bank in order to get...
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Ideate: "What are the future qualification and skill needs in the construction sector?" deleted from your view.
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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Planning is nothing to do with skill shortage in construction industry, as skill is required only after proper planning or a proper plan of implementation.
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Brajesh Mishra
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Yes. Oe course improper planning will lead to erroneous result of the project. The planning should be realistic one based on the past experiences of similar nature projects and must be done by an experienced person of the concerned field.Here in...
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Debate: "Planning is the keyword for skill shortage in construction industry." deleted from your view.
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This is good web site for each one. Third World Debt are various and different process of every body .Recent info about Third World Debt Third World Debt
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