Profile

Surv. Prof. Emmanuel Bamfo-Agyei, a seasoned professional, holds a PhD in Engineering Management, a Master of Science in Construction Management, a Bachelor of Science in Building Technology, and a Higher National Diploma in Building Technology. His diverse educational background and extensive experience as a Quantity Surveyor and a Professional Member of the Ghana Institution of Surveyors, coupled with his role as an Associate Professor at Cape Coast Technical University, make him a trusted authority in the field. He is the Dean of the School of Graduate Studies and Research at Cape Coast Technical University. He is also a visiting Professor at Walter Sisulu University, South Africa, GIMPA, and the University of Cape Coast, and a research fellow at the University of South Africa, UNISA. He is an external Examiner of postgraduate theses at the University of Johannesburg, Durban University of Technology, South Africa, the University of Zambia, and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology. He serves as an external assessor for the Ghana Tertiary Education Commission. Surv. Prof. Emmanuel Kwamina Bamfo-Agyei has a rich history of leadership roles. He was the immediate past Vice Dean of the School of Built and Natural Environment and Head of Environmental Management Technology for two years. His tenure as the Head of the Building Technology Department, the Founding Director of the Centre for Renewable Energy, and the Vice Dean of the School of Engineering, Director of Accreditation, Director of TVET, and Coordinator of Foreign programmes at Cape Coast Technical University, spanning over 15 years, is a testament to his ability to guide and mentor. At the Centre of Renewable Energy, he developed a four-year Btech programme in Renewable Energy Technology. He recommended to the university's Academic Board that a Department of Renewable Energy Technology be established to oversee the programme. He was instrumental in recruiting five academic staff members. The department has been given accreditation to run the B.Tech in Renewable Energy Technology. He is a member of the Ghana Science Association and Ghana Journalist Association. He is the editor-in-chief of the African Journal of Applied Research, an indexed Scopus journal, and the Executive Secretary of the African Applied Researchers Association.

Academic Qualification

#	Qualifications
1	BSc Building Technology Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology 2009
2	MSc. Construction Management Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology 2013
3	PhD Engineering Management University of Johannesburg South Africa 2021

Research & Publications

#	Type	Publications
1	Journal Articles	Barajei, C., Bamfo-Agyei, E., Antwi-Agyei, P., Doumbia, M. O., & Nyameche, M. (2024). Success of the tender stage of Ghanaian public labor-based construction projects. Journal of Public Procurement.
2	Journal Articles	Ebekozien, A., Aigbavboa, C., Mohlasedi, Z., Akinradewo, O., & Bamfo-Agyei, E. (2024). Assessing corporate social responsibility in South Africa’s built environment industry. Property Management
3	Journal Articles	Amoah, C., Bamfo-Agyei, E., & Simpeh, F. (2023). Disable access compliance to university infrastructure: built environment students’ perceptions. Property Management.
4	Journal Articles	Bamfo-Agyei, E., Thwala, D. W., & Aigbavboa, C. (2023). Optimisation of labourintensive productivity for construction projects in Ghana. Acta Structilia, 30(1), 122-154.
5	Journal Articles	Egan, C. A. & Bamfo-Agyei, E. (2023). The Influence of Temperature Control on Labour Productivity on Masonry Work. American Journal of IT and Applied Sciences Research, 3(1): 1-13. https://doi.org/10.58314/23456H
6	Journal Articles	Bamfo-Agyei, E., Thwala, D. W., & Aigbavboa, C. (2022). Performance Improvement of Construction Workers to Achieve Better Productivity for Labour-Intensive Works. Buildings, 12(10), 1593.
7	Journal Articles	Bamfo-Agyei, E., Thwala, D., & Aigbavboa, C. (2022). The effect of management control on labour productivity of labour-intensive works in Ghana. Acta Structilia, 29(1), 1-25.
8	Journal Articles	Amoah, C., Bamfo-Agyei, E., & Simpeh, F. (2021). The COVID-19 pandemic: the woes of small construction firms in Ghana. Smart and Sustainable Built Environment. (Emerald)
9	Journal Articles	Simpeh, F., Bamfo-Agyei, E., & Amoah, C. (2021). Barriers to the implementation of COVID-19 safety regulations: insight from Ghanaian construction sites. Journal of Engineering, Design and Technology. (Emerald)
10	Journal Articles	Kyei P.1and Bamfo-Agyei E.2 (2021) Determining Labour Productivity for Masonry Works on Construction Sites African Journal of Applied Research (AJAR), 7(1), 17-26.
11	Journal Articles	Andohful, K. F., Mensah, C. E., & Bamfo-Agyei, E. (2021). Understanding The Compressive Strength of Commercially Produced Sandcrete Blocks Using The Ghana Building Code. African Journal of Applied Research, 7(2), 155-175.
12	Journal Articles	Bamfo-Agyei, E., Thwala, D. W., & Aigbavboa, C. (2021). Beneficiaries’ Knowledge of Tools in Achieving Productivity of Labour-Intensive Work In Ghana. African Journal of Applied Research, 7(2), 176-193.
13	Journal Articles	Bamfo-Agyei, E., Thwala, D. W., & Aigbavboa, C. O. (2020). Influence of Workforce on Productivity of Labour Intensive Works on Feeder Road Construction in Ghana. African Journal of Applied Research (AJAR), 6(1), 91-104.
14	Journal Articles	Adindu, C. C., Musa, M. A., Okoro, C. S., Bamfo-Agyei, E., & Yusuf, S. O. A. (2020) Building Information Modelling Framework for Enhanced Public Participation in Customised Mass Housing Projects in Africa. Islamic University Multidisciplinary Journal (IUMJ) 7 (2), 317-331.
15	Journal Articles	Bamfo-Agyei,E1., Hackman,J.K2., and Nani,G3. (2015) Assessment of The Public Procurement Act 2003 (Act663) on Project Time Performance of Construction Projects in Ghana. In: Mojekwu, J.N.,Ogunsumi, L.O., Ojigi, L.M.,Atepor, L.,Thwala, D.W.,Sackey, S.,Awere E., and Bamfo-Agyei, E. (Eds) African Journal of Applied Research. (AJAR) Journal, Vol.1,No.1 ISSN 2408-7920 January 2015, Cape Coast, Ghana. 533-548
16	Journal Articles	Bamfo-Agyei, E1., and Nani,G2.(2015)Review the Adoption of Building Information Modelling (Bim) For Procurement of Works In Ghana In: Mojekwu, J.N.,Ogunsumi, L.O., Ojigi, L.M.,Atepor, L.,Thwala, D.W.,Sackey, S.,Awere E., and Bamfo-Agyei, E. (Eds) African Journal of Applied Research. (AJAR) Journal, Vol.1,No.1 ISSN 2408-7920 October 2015, Cape Coast, Ghana. 165-173
17	Books Chapter	Amoah, C., Bamfo-Agyei, E., & Simpeh, F. (2023, February). Tertiary Students’ Accommodation Affordability in Ghana. In Sustainable Education and Development–Sustainable Industrialization and Innovation: Proceedings of the Applied Research Conference in Africa (ARCA), 2022 (pp. 689-697). Cham: Springer International Publishing.
18	Books Chapter	Abdul, N. R., Bamfo-Agyei, E., & Mustapha, Z. (2022). The Optimization of Site Layout on Construction Sites for Efficiency in the Ghanaian Construction Industry. In Sustainable Education and Development–Making Cities and Human Settlements Inclusive, Safe, Resilient, and Sustainable: Proceedings of the Applied Research Conference in Africa (ARCA), 2021 10 (pp. 801-810). Springer International Publishing.
19	Books Chapter	Bamfo-Agyei, E., Thwala, D. W., & Aigbavboa, C. O. (2021). Impact of work-based conditions on labour productivity of construction workers in Ghana. In Sustainable Education and Development 9 (pp. 120-130). Springer International Publishing
20	Books Chapter	Bamfo-Agyei, E., Aigbavboa, C., & Thwala, W. D. (2021). Isohyperthermic Temperature Regime on Productivity of Labour Intensive Works on Construction in Ghana. In Sustainable Education and Development 9 (pp. 164-172). Springer International Publishing.
21	Books Chapter	Bamfo-Agyei, E1. Aigbavboa, C.O2., & Thwala, W.D3. (2019) Measuring Labour Productivity in Labour Intensive works on Road Construction in Ghana. In: Charytonowicz and Falcao (eds) Advances in Safety Management and Human Factors. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing Vol 788.Springer Intentional Publishing ISBN 978-3-319-94199-8
22	Books Chapter	Bamfo-Agyei,E1., & Atepor, L2.(2018) The Impact of Ergonomics Interventions on Musculoskeletal Injuries among Construction Workers In Goonetilleke R.S., and Karwowski, W.(ed.) Advances in Physical Ergonomics and Human Factors. Advances in Safety Management and Human Factors. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing Vol 602.Springer Intentional Publishing ISBN 978-3-319-60824-2
23	Books Chapter	Bamfo-Agyei,E1., & Atepor, L2.(2018) Assessing the Safety Use of Tower Cranes on Construction Sites in Central Region of Ghana In: Arezes (ed.) Advances in Safety Management and Human Factors. Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing Vol 604.Springer Intentional Publishing ISBN 978-3-319-60524-1
24	Conference Papers	Acquah, J. H., Danso, H., & Bamfo-Agyei, E. (2021) Determination of Factors That Influence Labour Output on Construction Sites in Ghana. In: Laryea, S. and Essah, E. (Eds) Procs West Africa Built Environment Research (WABER) Conference, 9-11 August 2021, Accra, Ghana, 457-467
25	Conference Papers	Bamfo-Agyei, E1. Aigbavboa, C.O2., and Thwala, W.D3. (2018) Investigating the productivity based system of labour intensive works in delivering road infrastructure in rural communities in Ghana. Published by Diamond Congress Ltd. and Budapest University of Technology and Economics Peer-review under the responsibility of the scientific committee of the Creative Construction Conference 2018. Creative Construction Conference 2018, CCC 2018, 30 June- 3 July 2018, Ljubljana, Slovenia
26	Conference Papers	Bamfo-Agyei, E1. Aigbavboa, C.O2., and Thwala, W.D3. (2017)Theoretical framework of Labour intensive works in the Ghanaian construction industry. In: Mojekwu, J.N., Nani G., Atepor, L., Thwala, W.D., Ogunsumi, L., Awere E., Ocran, S .P., and Bamfo-Agyei, E. (Eds) Procs 6thApplied Research Conference in Africa. (ARCA) Conference, 17-19 August 2017,Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. 432-442
27	Conference Papers	Bamfo-Agyei, E.1 and Aigbavboa, C.O.2 and Thwala D.W.3 (2016) A Labour Ouput Model For Block Work Using Activity Sampling Techniques In Ghana In: Mojekwu,J.N., Nani G., Atepor, L., Oppong, R.A.., Adetunji,M.O., Ogunsumi, L., Tetteh, U.S., Awere E., Ocran, S.P., and Bamfo-Agyei, E. (Eds) Procs 5th Applied Research Conference in Africa. (ARCA) Conference, 25-27 August 2016, Cape Coast, Ghana. 447-458
28	Conference Papers	Bamfo-Agyei, E1. ,and Atepor, L2. (2015) Determining Gender Parity Index of Engineering Students of Cape Coast Polytechnic, Ghana-Proceedings of the 27th CAPA International Conference Held at Chrismar Hotel, Livingstone-Zambia 7th to 13th June 2015
29	Conference Papers	Ansah, S.K.1, and Bamfo-Agyei,E.2 (2014) Competency Based Training Implementation in Ghanaian Polytechnic Education: A Solution for Developing Competent Workforce for Industries Proceedings of CAPA International Conference Held at Abuja International Conference Centre, Abuja, Nigeria 16th to 20th June 2014
30	Conference Papers	Ackom, B1., Bamfo-Agyei, E1., and Ansah, S.K3. (2014) Review of Health and Safety Performance on Construction Sites in Ghana. In: Mojekwu, J.N., Nani G., Atepor, L., Thwala, W.D., Ogunsumi, L., Awere E., Ocran, S .P., and Bamfo-Agyei, E. (Eds) Procs 3rd Applied Research Conference in Africa. (ARCA) Conference, 27-29 August 2015,Accra, Ghana. 774-784
31	Journal Articles	Bamfo-Agyei, E1. and Atepor, L2, and Ansah, S.K.3 (2014) Prospects of TVET in Green Skills Acquisition For Polytechnic Education In Ghana CAPA, Entebe, Uganda 7th -13th December 2014
32	Journal Articles	Amoah, C., Bamfo-Agyei, E., & Simpeh, F. (2024). Student Accommodation Selection Factors: The Perspective of Tertiary Students in Public Universities in Ghana. Journal of Real Estate Literature, 1-21

Awards & Grants

No staff awards or grants

Conferences & Workshops

#	Conference & Workshops
1	2021 1st Green Building Research Conference- Ghana 2020 8th International Renewable and Sustainable Energy Conference (IRSEC’20) 2020 2nd MENA Green Building Council Congress
2	1st Green Building Research Conference- Ghana
3	8th International Renewable and Sustainable Energy Conference (IRSEC’20)
4	2nd MENA Green Building Council Congress

Positions Held

No position held