Quality Control Plan for Construction Projects

Planning for a quality result is one thing. Actually delivering it is something else entirely. Throughout the project delivery process in its entirety, management of production/construction quality is of critical importance. While the project’s specifications typically indicate what’s expected and required, quality control ensures they are met or exceeded. Quality assurance is an essential part of the contract or agreement reached between the organisation and the client. Without effective, ongoing and all-encompassing quality control, the final result is unlikely to live up to initial expectations. The consequences of which could be catastrophic for the organisation responsible.

Study quality control from the perspective of a working construction manager with this exclusive tutorial. Explore the advantages and disadvantages of quality control, along with quality assurance, the economic objectives of quality control and the promotion/facilitation of quality control in the field. Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of contractor quality control in a construction management setting.