Construction Practitioners’ Awareness post Covid-19 in Developing Countries

Waled Hakami

doi:10.22201/fesa.26832917e.2023.4.3.287

Autores/as

Waled Hakami University of Science & Technology. Architectural Engineering Department (YE) https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4039-2569

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22201/fesa.26832917e.2023.4.3.287

Palabras clave:

Riesgo epidémico, Coronavirus, Concienciación, Experiencia, País en desarrollo

Resumen

El COVID-19 ha cambiado drásticamente como funciona la vida en muchos sectores, especialmente en la construcción. Esta investigación tiene el propósito de analizar la concienciación y las prácticas de construcción de los profesionales con respecto a la situación después del Coronavirus en países de desarrollo. Se realizó una profunda revisión bibliográfica para estudiar los efectos de esta pandemia en una escala global. Métodos cuantitativos y cualitativos fueron empleados con el fin de crear un cuestionario adecuado para los profesionales. Durante estudios piloto, se consultó la opinión de expertos, y se realizaron pruebas previas en pequeñas muestras. Los datos fueron analizados mediante estadísticas descriptivas para clasificar los resultados. Los resultados demostraron que la experiencia aumenta la concienciación de riesgos epidémicos; además de cómo las medidas de seguridad, los reglamentos, y normas suelen ignorarse en los países en desarrollo; y se ven afectados por su entorno comunitario. Se recomienda la implementación de una nueva ciencia de gestión del riesgo de epidemias.

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Biografía del autor/a

Waled Hakami, University of Science & Technology. Architectural Engineering Department

Asistente de profesor en College of Engineering, Architecture Department en University of Science and Technology, Yemen. Obtuvo una maestría en gestión de obras por parte de Sudan University of Science & Technology, Sudan, en 2013 y su doctorado en 2017 por parte de la misma universidad. Ha impartido clases de arquitectura y ciencias de la construcción a nivel licenciatura por más de nueve años. Además, ha trabajado como ingeniero de obra y consultor para múltiples proyectos en Yemen y Sudan por más de diez años. Sus intereses de investigación se concentran en gestión de obras, y arquitectura.

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