Práctica de topografía de edificios en la industria de la construcción de Nigeria: perspectivas, barreras y medidas mejoradas
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La profesión de agrimensor de edificios es un campo de especialización emergente que los profesionales de la industria de la construcción de Nigeria aún no han adoptado. Por lo tanto, este estudio tiene como objetivo investigar las barreras que limitan la adopción de la profesión y sugerir medidas para su supervivencia en medio de otras profesiones en el entorno construido de Nigeria. Se adoptó una estrategia de investigación por encuesta para obtener datos empíricos de 108 expertos en construcción en Nigeria que fueron seleccionados al azar. Los datos recolectados fueron analizados mediante Paquetes Estadísticos para Ciencias Sociales (SPSS versión 23.0) y Microsoft Excel. El estudio reveló que las barreras que limitaban la práctica de la topografía de edificios en Nigeria eran la falta de conciencia pública, las limitadas oportunidades de educación y capacitación y la resistencia de las profesiones existentes. Si bien se desarrollaron mejores relaciones, la revisión del plan de estudios académico y la sensibilización fueron estrategias clave para su adopción. El estudio concluye que la profesión de agrimensor de edificios es considerada importante por la mayoría de los profesionales de la construcción en Nigeria y posee perspectivas significativas, pero está limitada por la falta de conciencia pública y la resistencia de las profesiones existentes en el entorno construido. Por lo tanto, se recomienda que los inspectores de edificios fortalezcan sus relaciones con los organismos profesionales existentes. Esto se puede lograr mediante el establecimiento de foros periódicos para el intercambio de ideas y la colaboración.
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