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The construction industry often accounts for about ten percent of GDP, with developing countries having the largest share. The productivity level of the construction industry largely depends on three factors, namely labor characteristics, management system and external issues. Many researchers have identified different factors that affect structural productivity. It is important to understand the level of productivity and to develop innovative methods to improve construction productivity. The productivity of a construction site has been as an issue for many years. This study reviews current productivity measurement literature, especially those related to the construction site and provides recommendations / suggestions for improving on-site productivity. It also shows that productivity can be measured by the actual consumption of the monthly plan / target concrete data. The target is the output of concrete input price and actual consumption productivity of concrete. Considering the single factor type of productivity i.e. concrete, we calculated the productivity for the shell and core type contract. It also shows some of the possible reasons for reduced productivity on the construction site due to improper shuttering and reinforcement activity.