Your Guide to Snag-Free Construction: Failure Mode & Effect Analysis (FMEA)
With FEMA you can know what may go wrong at site and how to cater to such problems proactively DECODING FMEA FOR PREVENTION OF FLAWS IN PROCESS AND PRODUCT Failure…
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HIDDEN CHALLENGES OF QUALITY CONTROL IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Making Construction Quality a non negotiable factor at the construction site should be the primary aim of developers and construction firms. In the rush to meet targets, speed often trumps…
Quality vs. Speed: Striking the Right Balance in Construction Projects
Coordination is the key for construction/ project managers to deal effectively with the dual aspects of building on time and not compromising quality in the process. Executing construction projects that…
TOOLING- The Problem Solver at Construction Sites
If there is a sure-shot way to speed up construction without compromising on quality and to get most out of your semi-skilled labor force, it is this – Tooling. It’s…
Histograms – Finding patterns in data
By using a histogram as a Quality Control tool, one can see how their data is distributed and whether it follows a normal or a skewed pattern. Basically, Histograms finds…
Flowchart – Visualizing sequences
Flowchart – Visualizing sequences All the processes in construction follow a certain sequence. If this sequence is represented in a step by step graphical way, say a diagram, it becomes…
Control Charts – controlling issues from going off the charts
Control Charts The number of defects can be actually tracked statistically to ascertain whether the total number of defects is within a particular range. For example, if it’s the quality…
Plan-Do-Check-Act – catch them young
PDCA – Plan-Do-Check-Act This is a very simple way of identifying a problem early in early stages and taking corrective action. During the final stages of a project minor building…
Fishbone Diagram – Getting to the root of the cause
Fishbone Diagram Image Reference : Google In a case that our experts came across, the project called for ACC (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) blocks to be used for building walls. Now,…