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Quality Management & OHS

Options on the Quality Management Menu: Audits, Advisory, Inspections and Snagging

Explore various options available within the Quality Management spectrum and how to choose the one best suited for your project.

Author: Dhawal Vaidya - VP Commercial

Quality Management & OHS

Risks to construction projects due to weak Occupational Health and Management Systems

Explore the untold impact of weak OHS Management System on construction - why you need a foolproof plan to mitigate risks

Author: Dhawal Vaidya - VP Commercial

Quality Management & OHS

Cost vs Quality – The perpetual conundrum

The cost vs quality tradeoff is a common dilemma faced by many industries, including construction. Here we summarise our understanding based on responses from the industry leaders.

Author: Shashank Vaidya - Director

Project Management

How broken is your Plan Do Check Act (PDCA) cycle?

"It is not enough to do your best; you must know what to do, and then do your best." said Deming, condensing Quality Management System into a single line.

Author: Shashank Vaidya - Director

Quality Management & OHS

Quality Management – A comparison between construction and the manufacturing industries

Can the construction industry emulate manufacturing sector to improve product and process quality?

Author: Shashank Vaidya - Director

Project Management

Tunnel Form Technology

Tunnel Form work combines speed, quality and accuracy with the flexibility and economy of in-situ construction, creating an efficient load-bearing structure for use in a wide variety of applications.

Author: Surendrasingh Sethi

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

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

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

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Archive: GEM Articles

Options on the Quality Management Menu: Audits, Advisory, Inspections and Snagging

Explore various options available within the Quality Management spectrum and how to choose the one best suited for your project.

Risks to construction projects due to weak Occupational Health and Management Systems

Explore the untold impact of weak OHS Management System on construction - why you need a foolproof plan to mitigate risks

Cost vs Quality – The perpetual conundrum

The cost vs quality tradeoff is a common dilemma faced by many industries, including construction. Here we summarise our understanding based on responses from the industry leaders.

How broken is your Plan Do Check Act (PDCA) cycle?

"It is not enough to do your best; you must know what to do, and then do your best." said Deming, condensing Quality Management System into a single line.

Quality Management – A comparison between construction and the manufacturing industries

Can the construction industry emulate manufacturing sector to improve product and process quality?

Tunnel Form Technology

Tunnel Form work combines speed, quality and accuracy with the flexibility and economy of in-situ construction, creating an efficient load-bearing structure for use in a wide variety of applications.

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.

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.

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.,

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