Titlebook: Quality Assurance in Building; Alan Griffith Textbook 1990Latest edition Alan Griffith 1990 architecture.building construction.constructio

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Introduction,ndustry hundreds of millions of pounds annually, yet, many difficulties might be alleviated through greater care and attention to standards of performance and quality at the briefing, design and construction stages of the building process.

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Quality Assurance Systems,sational framework. Moreover, quality assurance must also be an important aspect of the marketing and promotional strategy of the organisation. Only when quality assurance pervades the entire organisation and becomes an integral and recognised aspect of its operations will quality assurance foster the potential to become truly successful.

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Quality Assurance: its Application in Construction,ety are paramount. Quality Assurance in other sectors of construction industry has generally been confined to the manufacture of materials and component products where quality assurance has been implemented for many years, although Government-led pressure is now demanding the adoption of quality assurance in many other sectors of construction.

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Introduction,ed and formal systems of construction management to address the aspects of performance, workmanship and quality has arisen as a direct result of deficiencies and problems in design, construction, materials and components. Many of the problems experienced in building appear as a range of inadequacies

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Quality Assurance Standards,f products. Within the UK, the principles of quality assurance have been developed and encapsulated in BS 5750 which forms the document now used as the basis for the application of quality assurance to many different industries including construction. There have been some problems with the performan

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Quality Assurance Systems,Quality Assurance is also concerned with the management of people, addressing the roles, duties and responsibilities of individuals within the organisation. Whilst quality assurance is primarily the responsibility of management, its structure and implementation must become a part of the total organi