Quality is Non-Negotiable
Poor quality work leads to rework, delays, cost overruns, and damaged relationships. Proactive quality management prevents these issues.
Quality Control Program Elements
Pre-Construction
- Review specifications for clarity
- Establish quality standards with contractors
- Create inspection checklists
- Identify critical inspection points
During Construction
- Regular inspections at defined milestones
- Photo documentation of work
- Testing as required (concrete, welds, etc.)
- Immediate correction of deficiencies
Closeout
- Comprehensive punch list walks
- Verification of corrections
- Final documentation review
Common Quality Issues
- Improper material storage
- Work out of sequence
- Insufficient curing time
- Poor workmanship in hidden areas
Documentation
Document everything with photos, reports, and written communications. This protects everyone if issues arise later.
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