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A significant step for any construction project is the final handover process. Without the correct assessments, documentation, and transparency, it can be a challenge for building managers to operate sites effectively throughout the building lifecycle. Documentation is of primary importance. However, issues with paperwork can often lead to complications and confusion, with inconsistent documents and inaccurate records.

It is crucial to monitor changes and modifications to a building’s plans and structure during construction and throughout its lifecycle. Unrecorded alterations to buildings can create safety hazards such as impairing accessibility for users, or altering the integrity of the building and its load-bearing capacity. Adaptations to buildings are also subject to various regulations concerning health and safety, site and building design.

Collaboration is essential in the construction industry but is often lacking due to the complexities of projects and the multiple contractors and stakeholders involved, often with little interaction. But a lack of collaboration or failure in communication between teams can lead to project delays, errors, and increased costs. The World Economic Forum suggests that failing to effectively collaborate is one of the main reasons why 98% of megaprojects experience cost overruns of more than 30%.