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Quality Management & OHS

How useful are Quality Ratings for construction projects?

Is deriving numerical score in carrying Quality Audit a feasible approach? Quality Audits with properly framed NCRs are more effective in identifying areas of improvement.

Author: Shashank Vaidya - Director

Quality Management & OHS

Cost of quality and challenges in construction

Evaluate Cost of Quality for your project using Prevention, Assessment and Failure (P-A-F) Cost Model. Majorly, the cost of repairs accounts for 10-15% of the project cost.

Author: Shashank Vaidya - Director

Project Management

Continuity of Key Resources for Effective Project Management

Are human resources fungible? How do changes in leadership and project teams impact the continuity of a project? This article delves into human resource is not only one of the most vital resource for project delivery, but also the most difficult to manage.

Author: Shailesh Mirkar - VP Operations

Quality Management & OHS

Do I really need Quality Audits?

"Do I really need Quality Audits?", asked our clients' Project Manager. Here's an interesting conversation that reveals misconceptions about Quality Audits.

Author: Swapnil Gandhi

Construction Technology

SNAGMANN – Digitise Snagging, Desnagging with an App

Paperless Snagging Management can simplify snagging process, increase productivity, reduce costs & increase efficiency for your projects.

Author: Maitreyee Raje

Concrete Technology

After Chandrayan ……. Concrete on the Moon?

An interesting thought on "How would concrete on the moon be different from the concrete on the earth?" with intriguing future ready construction technology transformation.

Author: Shashank Vaidya - Director

Contracts Management

Is lump-sum contract suitable in real estate ?

Learn how accuracy in quantity surveying is dependent on technical specifications, wastage, rolling margin, concrete mix proportions, design changes etc....

Author: Pranita Kale, HOD - QS & Cost Consultancy

Concrete Technology

Concrete blowouts in Post-tension slabs

Post-tensioned slabs are flat slabs, band beam, and slabs or ribbed slabs. PT slabs offer the thinnest slab type, as concrete is worked to its strength.,

Author: TVM Pavan Kumar

Contracts Management

FORCE MAJEURE: Identification, Obligations, Continuation, End

Learn more about Force Majeure, which refers to inability to meet the contractual obligations attributable to contractor side or client side or both...

Author: Dr. Mohana Raje - Director

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Archive: GEM Articles

How useful are Quality Ratings for construction projects?

Is deriving numerical score in carrying Quality Audit a feasible approach? Quality Audits with properly framed NCRs are more effective in identifying areas of improvement.

Cost of quality and challenges in construction

Evaluate Cost of Quality for your project using Prevention, Assessment and Failure (P-A-F) Cost Model. Majorly, the cost of repairs accounts for 10-15% of the project cost.

Continuity of Key Resources for Effective Project Management

Are human resources fungible? How do changes in leadership and project teams impact the continuity of a project? This article delves into human resource is not only one of the most vital resource for project delivery, but also the most difficult to manage.

Do I really need Quality Audits?

"Do I really need Quality Audits?", asked our clients' Project Manager. Here's an interesting conversation that reveals misconceptions about Quality Audits.

SNAGMANN – Digitise Snagging, Desnagging with an App

Paperless Snagging Management can simplify snagging process, increase productivity, reduce costs & increase efficiency for your projects.

After Chandrayan ……. Concrete on the Moon?

An interesting thought on "How would concrete on the moon be different from the concrete on the earth?" with intriguing future ready construction technology transformation.

Is lump-sum contract suitable in real estate ?

Read more about our perspective on scope of lump sum contract in real estate sector, advantages and disadvantages of lump sum contract and it's impact on contractor.

Accuracy in Quantity Surveying

Learn how accuracy in quantity surveying is dependent on technical specifications, wastage, rolling margin, concrete mix proportions, design changes etc....

Concrete blowouts in Post-tension slabs

Post-tensioned slabs are flat slabs, band beam, and slabs or ribbed slabs. PT slabs offer the thinnest slab type, as concrete is worked to its strength.,

FORCE MAJEURE: Identification, Obligations, Continuation, End

Learn more about Force Majeure, which refers to inability to meet the contractual obligations attributable to contractor side or client side or both...

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