Almost every construction project has immediate submittal requirements that the Contractor needs to submit and secure the Project Owner’s approval on the same. Those are the submittals that the Contractor must submit within thirty (30) days of receiving the letter of acceptance (LoA). Those submittals will be listed in the Read more…
One of the quality controls processes that exists on any construction project for which a project control system (PCS) reports is the Punch List or Snag List. The traditional approach to using this quality control process is to use it when the project reaches the stage that is considered to besubstantially completed and for the project owner instructs the engineer to do the final inspection of the completed works to determine work itemsthat need to be rectified by the contractor before it can be accepted to be turned over to the project owner. The contractor is given a specified period to do those rectifications otherwise the project owner can deduct monies from the contractor’s contract Read more…
Regardless of whether the project owner has decided to digitalize the different quality control processes or not, there will be always the requirement for reporting the project quality performance status. For each of these quality control processes, the contractor’s achieved performance will be assessed and scored as: ‘Action Required’ to Read more…
