Saragih, Febrian
(2019)
Evaluasi Penerapan Sistem Manajemen Proyek Pada Kontraktor Kualifikasi Besar.
Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.
Abstract
The availability of infrastructure in a city needs to be followed by increasing the ability of construction service companies, one of which is a large qualified contractor company. Generally, a large qualified contractor always works on a project with a large enough budget and high risk. So it is important for a contracting company to implement project management so that the project that is carried out is able to meet the right cost, time, environmentally friendly, and most importantly does not cause harm to the project being undertaken so it must take decisions that are detrimental to project implementation going forward. The purpose of this study was to determine the extent of the maturity level criteria and what percentage of the maturity level of the project management system to the contractor by distributing questionnaires to 15 large qualifying contractor companies in Pekanbaru. The measurement criteria used in this study are the level 2 maturity level criteria based on the maturity level model of PMMM Kerzner (2001), which measures the maturity level of the project management system through various stages of the project management cycle, namely: embryonic phase, executive , line management, growth, maturity and analyze the percentage level of project management system maturity using the Likert scale method. The results of the analysis show that the average level of maturity achieved by construction companies in Pekanbaru is the Maturity Phase (maturity stage) seen from the fulfillment of each stage of the maturity level cycle, indicating it is above the specified maturity cycle value ie> 6. For the Embryonic Phase 17,2, Executive Phase is 16.1, Line Management Phase is 15.73, Growth Phase is 17.27, and Maturity Phase is 16.67, and for the average percentage of project management maturity level in contractor companies are included in the category of Very Good, that is 83%.
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