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Abstract:	Cooperation on the construction site means less stress, a better atmosphere, working together to find solutions and fun at work. This gives the opportunity to focus more on the technical challenges, because much less time is needed to settle disputes. This also requires significantly less administrative cost and thus ensures greater efficiency, because any improvement in communication creates trust and openness, reduces controversial correspondence and the risk of misunderstandings. The working group “Cooperative Project Management” of the ÖBV, launched a pilot project in 2016 to measure the cooperation on construction sites. Ongoing anonymous surveys of key people in a construction project were intended to establish mutual cooperation and, in particular, to monitor its development over time. On the basis of these findings, it should be possible to detect and counteract any undesirable developments in cooperation on construction projects at an early stage. Kooperation auf der Baustelle bedeutet weniger Stress, ein besseres Arbeitsklima, gemeinsame Lösungsorientierung und Spaß an der Arbeit. Damit besteht die Möglichkeit, sich besser auf die technischen Herausforderungen zu konzentrieren, weil wesentlich weniger Zeit zum Streitschlichten benötigt wird. Das erfordert auch deutlich weniger Administrationsaufwand und sorgt dadurch für mehr Effizienz, denn jede Verbesserung der Kommunikation schafft Vertrauen und Offenheit, reduziert kontroversiellen Schriftverkehr und die Gefahr von Missverständnissen. Im Rahmen des Arbeitskreises “Kooperative Projektabwicklung” der ÖBV wurde im Jahr 2016 ein Pilotprojekt gestartet, um die Kooperation auf der Baustelle zu messen. Durch laufende anonyme Befragungen der Schlüsselpersonen in einem Bauprojekt sollte die wechselseitige Kooperation erhoben und insbesondere deren zeitliche Entwicklung verfolgt werden. Aufgrund dieser Erkenntnisse sollte in Bauprojekten die Möglichkeit geschaffen werden, frühzeitig Fehlentwicklungen bei der Kooperation zu erkennen und entsprechend gegenzusteuern.
Source:	Geomechanics and Tunnelling 14 (2021), No. 6
Page/s:	762-770
Language of Publication:	English/German

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