Concrete has played an important role in the efforts of architects and engineers who wanted satisfactory and economical materials for concrete and high-rise buildings. Concrete for small-height buildings (up to three -5-storeys), whether common or RMC, is transported and used to transport concrete using buckets, wheel barrows and culverts or sometimes cranes. As the building rises and improves, it takes time to place the concrete in the crane and bucket manner because it is not an endless process and can interfere with the productivity of the concrete works. In such a case, pumping is a concrete method of pumping concrete. The concrete pump offers many favorable advantages such as increased productivity. Increased productivity is important because this means faster completion allows the owner to quickly return on his investment. Therefore, a study is formed for the factors that affect the efficiency and productivity of pumped concrete resources in place of the concreting of buildings. The general information about the concrete pumped in this study, the factors that affect the productivity of the concrete in a high-rise building, the need for pumping concrete equipment and machinery. Other factors affecting the placement of concrete will be considered in the study.