Clinton Aigbavboa
Papers
15
Total Citations
375
H-Index
8
About
Clinton Aigbavboa is a prominent construction management researcher whose work sits at the intersection of emerging technologies, workforce development, and occupational health and safety in the built environment. Based primarily within the South African academic context, Aigbavboa has established himself as a leading voice on the digital transformation of the construction industry, with particular focus on Construction 4.0, robotics and automation, and the Fourth Industrial Revolution's implications for project delivery. His most influential contributions include a widely cited 2020 study examining construction professionals' willingness to adopt Construction 4.0 technologies (120 citations) and a 2019 bibliometric mapping of robotics and automation research in construction (104 citations), both of which have shaped how scholars and practitioners understand technology adoption barriers. His PLS-SEM analysis of impediments to robotics deployment for health and safety further demonstrates his methodological rigor. Beyond technology, Aigbavboa has contributed meaningfully to employability frameworks for built environment graduates, addressing workforce readiness in an increasingly automated industry. With research spanning Nigeria, South Africa, and broader global contexts, his cumulative citation impact reflects an expanding international influence, making his scholarship essential reading for anyone navigating the future of construction management.
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- 5Effects of Automation on Construction Industry Performance19 citations · 2017
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- 10Construction Workforce Management in the Fourth Industrial Revolution8 citations · 2024