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Construction of organic waste gas treatment equipment: the workers involved are employees from their own company (the equipment manufacturer’s workshop). How can project management be used to boost these workers’ motivation and improve efficiency? What kind of assessment system is beneficial for the management of on-site engineering managers.
If the title of your post is something like \"How to boost workers’ motivation at construction sites to encourage greater participation,\" more people might engage. Workers these days expect to be paid according to their work; there should be set quotas, with more work leading to higher pay. By following this approach, it becomes easier to manage them
Thank you for your suggestion; it seems important to express the main topic accurately :)
Does that mean the manufacturer will handle the installation themselves?
The harder it is to manage those who are part of your own group, and if everyone usually shares equally, they will be even more reluctant to take action in such situations. I think it can be considered from these aspects: 1. Develop new management systems tailored to local conditions, with clear division of responsibilities; otherwise, it’s easy to have disputes when responsibilities are not assigned to specific individuals. 2. Establish salary incentive standards for the field; there is certainly a difference between working in an office and managing on-site construction, and this difference should be made substantial enough. 3. Conduct thorough overall planning or plan control, with clear goal breakdowns. Lack of stage goals will result in chaos among everyone, with no clear direction for effort. 4. The art of leadership. There are no employees who don’t want to work hard; there are only failed managers – that’s the most important thing.