Progress cannot outrun quality.
- Lifecycle stage
- 05Quality control
- Used by
- Project Manager, Site Engineer, Store Manager and Purchase Manager
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What’s in Quality Control
What gets inspected
Quality control covers the two things that end up in a building: the work done on site and the material delivered to it.
- Construction work inspections
- Delivered material inspections
Checklists
Each checklist item can require a pass or fail, remarks, and a photo as evidence.
- Pass / fail per item
- Remarks
- Photo requirement
The hard rule
If a required check fails, the inspection cannot be approved. There is no override.
- Failed required checks block approval
- No override path
Gates on the work
Quality results are connected to the schedule and the store, so a failed check holds up the next step in the system — not just in a report.
- The next dependent activity cannot start until the previous QC passes
- Delivered material does not become stock until QC passes
Rules built into Quality Control.
Required checks that fail block approval — no override
Dependent activities wait for QC to pass
Material enters stock only after QC passes
Photo evidence can be made mandatory per item
Questions about Quality Control
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