Quality is not
the final check.
It is the process.
From incoming project materials to fabrication, installation and final handover, quality activities are planned around approved project requirements, inspection points and documented records.
QC
Four controls behind
a reliable project.
The page focuses on how project quality is controlled — without repeating the fabrication, product or downloads pages.
Build to the
approved basis.
Project drawings, specifications, material requirements and applicable inspection criteria form the quality reference.
Verify before
use.
Incoming materials and available supporting documents are checked against project requirements as applicable.
Inspect during
execution.
Defined fabrication and installation stages are checked rather than relying only on a final visual inspection.
Close with
evidence.
Applicable inspection, material and handover records are organized for project closeout.
Quality gates from
material to handover.
A compact inspection journey showing where QA/QC fits into the real project lifecycle.
Material Receiving
Identity, condition, quantity and required supporting records.
Steel Verification
Sections, dimensions and project-required material checks.
Dimensional QC
Cutting, fit-up, geometry and fabrication checks.
Welding Inspection
Applicable workmanship and project inspection requirements.
Surface Protection
Specified coating / galvanizing related verification.
Fabric Inspection
Material identity, fabrication condition and relevant details.
Release Check
Components and required records before dispatch.
Installation QC
Position, alignment, connections and agreed site checks.
Final Inspection
Completion status and outstanding observations.
Handover Records
Applicable quality records assembled for project closure.
Define the check
before the work.
Project ITP requirements can identify inspection stages, acceptance references, responsible parties and client/consultant involvement where required.
Inspection by
technical discipline.
Focused quality cards make it easy for clients and consultants to understand the control areas without duplicating full engineering content.
Material & Dimensions
Specified sections, component dimensions, identification and fabrication condition as applicable.
VIEW CONTROL POINTS →Fit-up & Workmanship
Joint preparation, visual workmanship and applicable project inspection requirements.
VIEW CONTROL POINTS →Coating / Galvanizing
Specified surface-protection system and available project-required verification records.
VIEW CONTROL POINTS →Membrane / Covering
Specified material identity, condition, fabrication and relevant supporting documentation.
VIEW CONTROL POINTS →Installation Checks
Location, alignment, assembly, connections and agreed installation inspection points.
VIEW CONTROL POINTS →Completion & Closeout
Final observations, punch items where applicable and project quality record compilation.
VIEW CONTROL POINTS →Know what was
approved and used.
Where the project requires traceability, material information and supporting documents can be linked to the approved project submittal and relevant inspection records.
CHAIN
Find it. Record it.
Correct it. Close it.
When a nonconforming condition is identified, the quality workflow should make the issue visible and drive documented disposition and closure.
Observation / NCR
Record the nonconforming condition.
Segregate / Hold
Prevent unintended use where applicable.
Disposition
Define the appropriate approved action.
Action
Complete the required correction.
Reinspection
Confirm the completed action.
Record Closure
Maintain the applicable closure record.
Quality that can
be documented.
Document availability and exact formats depend on the project scope, approved requirements and applicable manufacturer/supplier records.
Project QA/QC
Document Set
A structured closeout route for the records applicable to the project.
REQUEST PROJECT DOCUMENT LIST →ITP / Inspection Plan
Project inspection stages and agreed points.
Certificates / COC
Applicable supplied material or conformity records.
Inspection Records
Applicable fabrication or site quality records.
Approved References
Relevant approved drawings / specifications.
NCR / Punch Closure
Applicable quality observations and closure evidence.
Quality Dossier
Compiled applicable records for project handover.
Quality control
with clear visibility.
Where specified, project inspections can include agreed review, witness or hold points with the relevant client or consultant representatives.
Inspection ends.
Traceable records remain.
At project completion, applicable quality evidence can be organized around final inspection, outstanding-item closure and handover requirements.
Have a consultant
quality requirement?
Send the project specification, ITP requirement, submittal list or inspection requirement for review against the proposed project scope.
Send your QA/QC requirement
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Controlled work.
Documented quality.
From project requirements through inspection and handover, keep quality visible at every critical stage.
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