Workability is a crucial property of concrete, influencing its usability on construction sites. It reflects how easily concrete can be mixed, transported, and molded into desired shapes without segregating or losing strength. Achieving the right workability is essential for ensuring efficient construction processes. Factors like water-cement ratio, aggregate gradation, and admixtures impact workability. Too low workability results in difficulty during placement, while excessively high workability may lead to poor structural integrity. Striking the balance in workability is essential to guarantee that concrete can be effectively handled, positioned, and finished to meet project specifications.