evelop a plan for performing quality assurance and quality
control on this project. Identify the project deliverables.
Determine the quality criteria for each project deliverable.
Identify the quality control tasks needed to control quality.
Determine quality assurance activities required to assure quality.
Prepare an action plan: Assign the person responsible for each
quality control and assurance activity, and time frame to complete
the activity.
31. Explain Construction Law and Ethics
32. Explain Quality Control and Quality
Assurance
33. Explain Walk-Thru / Punch list / Retainage /
Warranty
34. Explain Claims, Disputes and Conflicts, Negotiation,
Mediation, Arbitration
Explain how can project quality will be managed?. How can we use
quality planning, quality assurance, quality control, and
continuous improvement? What system will be used to ensure quality
and continuous improvement throughout the project? Discuss how you
will manage project risk for your project. What exactly can be done
to reduce risk? How can risk be controlled? Explain why do some of
the projects fail? Specific things that can be done to reduce
project failure rates?
Density requirements of soils are critical to the QC/QA (quality
control and quality assurance) of compacted borrows in the
construction of earth structures, like earth dams and highway
embankments.
a) How the density requirements can be established?
b) Give different methods for the field density check and
explain how each works.
a) differentiate quality from quality assurance.
b) Suppliers should be chosen with the sole aim of maximum value
for the company. Courtesy and equitable dealings with sales
representatives create goodwill and establish. State and explain
six categories of electronic commerce business models that could be
used.
c) If standards are to be maintained in the Industry it is
essential that those associated with construction must be provided
with knowledge and mental skills. Suitable education to this end is
therefore necessary...
Construction contractors necessarily rely on the
creditworthiness of project owners. Construction requires
considerable capital. A contractor needs to know the owner will be
able to make progress payments. On private projects, much of the
construction capital is borrowed. This raises a question: Does a
construction lender have an obligation to keep a contractor
informed of the project owner’s financial condition?This was illustrated in a recent case involving a residential
development. The project owner defaulted on a separate construction
loan on...