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:- Risk management and project success are linked. Project management literature describes a four-step risk management process: identification, estimate, reaction planning, and execution. These periods frequently require risk management control. Effective construction project management requires identifying work activities, their linkages, and estimating resource requirements and activity durations. The research assessed construction professionals' understanding of planning tools and practices utilised on building sites. A chosen group of project managers, engineers, architects, contractors, and subcontractors engaged in project planning and implementation received questionnaires. Using SPSS for Windows, pie charts and frequency tables were used to analyse the data. Professionals lack actual understanding of building planning tools and processes, according to the report. These tools and techniques should be used in all building projects, emphasising the need for regular and adequate training on information technology's use in construction, particularly in project planning and execution.