Infrastructure Management Research Group

Overview

Leading researchers in the infrastructure management research program focus on the organisational and relational dimensions of infrastructure and associated social, technological, knowledge and human system. 

Current projects examine a range of infrastructure fields including construction, water, defence and airports. The group explores management issues such as work-life balance, employee well being and retention, stakeholder and network management, procurement, innovation and learning, knowledge transfer and sustainability in complex and dynamic environments. 

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Organisational unit
Lead unit School of Management Other units

Contact

Program Director
Associate Professor Anne Pisarski
Phone: + 61 7 3138 5081
Fax: + 61 7 3138 1313
Email: a.pisarski@qut.edu.au
 

Projects

  • Work-life balance in the construction industry: innovative strategies for improving employee well-being and performance in project management teams
  • Network analysis as a diagnostic and evaluation tool for mapping, measuring and managing collaborative framework
  • Strategic human dimensions 
  • Public sector asset management skills and competencies
  • Asset performance: impact of the stewardship and governance strategies
  • Australian construction industry key performance indicators
  • Managing knowledge in an outsourcing environment
  • Safer construction
  • Construction industry - business environment
  • Multi-outcome construction policies