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ajceb-2883	Soetanto, Robby; Proverbs, David	Modelling Client Satisfaction Levels: The Impact of Contractor Performance	2012	15	.pdf	application/pdf	6825	311	44	THE IMPACT OF CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE THE AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF CONSTRUCTION ECONOMICS AND BUILDING VOL.2 NO.1 15 Table 1: List of independent variables of clients' assessment of contractor performance Identified variables Possible significant variables at 5% Variables for modelling Variable name Measure Satisfaction attributes Assessor RSEDU (1,2,3) respondent education nominal RSPRO involved in project years RSCOM working for company years RS5YR involved in similar projects within 5 years No. RSSATPR satisfaction on project performance likert 0–10 RSSATCO RSSATCO satisfaction on contractor performance likert 0–10 RSCON1 perception on contractor image likert 0–10 RSCON2 RSCO24 perception on contractor claims likert 0–10 RSCON3 perception on contractor on time likert 0–10 RSCON4 perception on contractor contractual likert 0–10 RSCON5 RSCO57 perception on contractor untidy likert 0–10 RSCON6 perception on contractor inefficient likert 0–10 RSCON7 perception on contractor technology likert 0–10 Company assessor CLNAT nature of client business nominal CL/AREST company establishment years CL/AREMP number of employees No. CL/ARATO company annual turn over Sterling (M) CL/ARABWNO no. annual building works No. CL/ARABWVA total value of annual building works THE IMPACT OF CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE THE AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL OF CONSTRUCTION ECONOMICS AND BUILDING VOL.2 NO.1 17 Table 2: List of contractor performance criteria based on clients' opinion Contractor performance criteria Code Pre-construction stage ~ First interview and presentation P1 ~ Ability and willingness to help develop brief P2 ~ Contribution to design and buildability of project P3 ~ Plan of work and method statement P4 ~ Understanding of contract and specifications P5 Construction stage Site management ~ Site supervision and control S1 ~ Site organisation, tidiness and cleanliness S2 ~ Ability to plan and programme properly S3 ~ Health and safety performance / management S4 ~ Compliance to regulations (CDM, etc.)	cache/ajceb-2883.pdf	txt/ajceb-2883.txt