| Installation Risk |
Impact |
Mitigation Strategies |
Improper Alignment & Tolerances |
Structural instability, aesthetic defects |
Use precision engineering tools and BIM technology |
Poor Weather Conditions |
Delays, material damage |
Schedule work during favorable weather, use protective coverings |
Inadequate Equipment or Tools |
Installation errors, safety hazards |
Invest in modern lifting and installation tools |
Skilled Labor Shortage |
Lower productivity, quality issues |
Provide specialized training and hire experienced workers |
Weak Anchorage & Connections |
Structural failure risks |
Conduct load tests and use high-quality fixings |
Heavy Panel Handling Issues |
Worker injuries, facade damage |
Use cranes, hoists, and robotic assistance |
Incorrect Sealant Application |
Water leakage, reduced energy efficiency |
Follow manufacturer guidelines and quality control checks |
Insufficient Safety Measures |
Accidents, compliance violations |
Ensure PPE, scaffolding safety, and regular inspections |
Logistics & Material Delays |
Project overruns, increased costs |
Plan early procurement, ensure reliable supply chain |
Defective or Low-Quality Materials |
Structural failures, frequent repairs |
Source from certified suppliers, perform third-party quality testing |
Glass & Panel Breakage During Installation |
Cracks, scratches, or shattering |
Use protective film coatings, train workers on handling |
Thermal Expansion & Material Movement Issues |
Cracks, loosening, stress failure |
Include thermal expansion joints, select compatible materials |
Facade Fire Protection Issues |
Increased fire spread risks |
Use fire-resistant materials, conduct fire resistance testing |
Security Risks for High-Value Facade Materials |
Theft, damage |
Implement on-site surveillance, RFID tracking for materials |
Post-Installation Maintenance Oversights |
Difficulties in repair and cleaning |
Design with integrated maintenance access points, use self-cleaning coatings |
