Use this checklist to proactively ensure quality standards for the project are being met and that anything that does not meet the specifications is addressed.
Question
Response Type
What area and scope is being inspected?
Text Answer
Are submittals related to the work approved?
Yes No N/A
If no, what submittals are outstanding?
Text Answer
Is the work complete?
Yes No N/A
Does the work meet the standards and specifications required?
Yes No N/A
If no, what specific scope does not meet the standards or specifications?
Text Answer
Are there any defects associated with the install?
Yes No N/A
Has the work been inspected?
Yes No N/A
If no, when is the inspection scheduled?
Text Answer
Check if the scope of work has passed this Quality Control Inspection
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Find answers to some of the most common questions related to quality control in construction.
In construction, quality control is ensuring a project meets the client’s standards and guidelines. This includes completing a project within the scope of work—and avoiding any disputes in the process.
This construction quality control checklist will help you track (and improve) your project’s quality through its life cycle.
Learn the difference between quality control and quality assurance in construction.
Delivering high-quality projects can help your company in many ways, like:
Improving client satisfaction
Reducing costs for potential reworks
Building company morale for doing good work
Increasing opportunities to win future bids
Word travels fast in the construction industry. That’s why it’s important to maintain a good reputation for your company’s quality of work. Higher quality work opens up new opportunities to keep your clients happy—and gain new ones.
According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, effectively managing jobsite safety and health leads to a higher quality product. In other words, safety and quality go hand in hand.
Educating your workers on company safety protocols and resources is key. Ongoing safety training like toolbox talks keeps crews aware of any risks or hazards. Safety talks also give them a chance to ask safety questions, or raise concerns, if they have any. Be sure to continually inspect your equipment and builds, too.
In addition to using a construction quality management software with checklists and inspections, you can improve your quality control by increasing your overall project visibility. Better documentation is a good place to start.
Raken’s Production Tracking software lets your crews track equipment, materials, and time—right from our mobile construction app. Crews can quickly record quantities of materials installed throughout the day, and assign them cost codes. They can also add photos, notes, or other attachments to give you even more insights.
With real-time productivity data in hand, you can make better decisions to help your projects stay on time and within budget.
There’s an easier way to find and complete construction checklists—and we'd love to walk you through it in a personalized demo. (All demos come with a free trial, too.)
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