Quality assurance
Define the quality plan, responsibilities and approval requirements before mobilization.

Quality checks and safe working arrangements belong in the construction plan from the beginning.

Discuss material verification, inspection checkpoints, specification compliance and documented corrective actions as part of the agreed scope.
Plan for site access, worker protection, PPE, risk assessments and safety inspections. Project-specific responsibilities and procedures are agreed before execution.
Inspection records and close-out documents support clear handover. No certifications or safety performance statistics are claimed on this page.
These numbers describe the illustrative planning framework below. They are not company safety-performance or certification claims.
Agree project-specific requirements, responsibilities and records with the client.
Define the quality plan, responsibilities and approval requirements before mobilization.
Plan material verification and checks against agreed drawings and specifications.
Establish the applicable site rules, protective equipment and task controls.
Coordinate access, inductions, work areas and safe working arrangements.
Identify the project obligations and approvals that apply to the agreed scope.
Agree hold points, inspection responsibilities and acceptance records.
Keep inspection results, approvals and corrective-action records available for review.
Review task risks, communicate controls and assign owners to follow-up actions.
An illustrative sequence of inspection checkpoints; actual requirements are agreed for each project.
Review the material, drawing and readiness requirements before the work package starts.
Inspect agreed checkpoints, record observations and close corrective actions with the responsible team.
Review completion records, outstanding actions and the agreed handover documentation.
Discuss the quality and safety requirements for your construction scope.