Evaluating Risk Identification Methods in Construction Projects: A Case Study from Western Province of Sri Lanka

Abstract

This study evaluates how effectively risks are identified in construction projects within Sri Lanka’s rapidly urbanizing Western Province. Given the complexity of the construction sector and its importance to economic growth, the research explores current practices, the accuracy of risk detection methods, and the adaptability of existing tools. Through qualitative analysis involving interviews and thematic assessment, the study reveals gaps in technological adoption and highlights practical challenges. Findings lead to actionable recommendations aimed at improving risk management strategies, ultimately contributing to more efficient and resilient construction practices in the region.