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Project Management Analysis

Symeshia Lias

Post University

BUS530_32_Project Management

February 23, 2024

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Project Management Analysis

Residential Building Development

Quality Planning

Quality planning, which acts as a pillar for guaranteeing that a project not only

attains its goals but also gains the stakeholders' appreciation, sits at the basis

of every project (Akinosho et al., 2020). Regarding the case of our residential

building project, which emphasizes the use of recycled material, quality

planning starts with an in-depth investigation of stakeholder requirements.

Quality Planning involves the participation of all the stakeholders in the

comprehensive consultations, including homeowners, regulatory agencies, and

environmental organizations. An essential component of developing an

effective quality management strategy is understanding the consumers' wants

and expectations. We can adjust our quality management processes to meet

their expectations.

Moreover, an extensive assessment of regulatory standards and sustainable

construction best practices would be a prerequisite for quality planning

(Akinosho et al., 2020). This stage guarantees that our project meets legal

requisites while evoking eco-friendly practices. By using recycled materials in

the construction methods, we aim to decrease the amount of waste and

consequently have a lower environmental impact, as well as ensure the

project's sustainability.

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Stakeholder requirements and regulatory standards should be identi�ed, and

the following process of quality planning is the development of a broader

Quality Management Plan (QMP) (Magri, 2021). The QMP will provide guidance

on QMS for the whole course of the project implementation. It gives directions

regarding the quality objectives, sets the metrics for measuring the

performance, and describes the approaches for identifying quality problems

and dealing with them as they occur.

Quality Management

Planning is essential, and QMP acts as our road map; so, implementation of

Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC) measures becomes essential

(Magri, 2021). QA is a process to proactively ensure that project processes and

quality standards are in accordance and aligned with each other. The

construction materials are repeated with quality inspection to ensure their

suitability meets the requirements, and the design is re�ected according to the

plans to ensure the design integrity. Moreover, they also go by the book to

comply with building codes, rules, and regulations to ensure safety and

stability.

Therefore, the activities of QC are performed, and the project deliverables are

checked to see if they meet de�ned benchmarks or not. Inspections are

conducted at different construction stages to check execution and point out

deviations from the established standards. Material testing guarantees that all

components pass the performance and durability criteria, which prevents the

building of structural �aws and de�ciencies. Besides, performance

measurements of contractors, subcontractors, and project team members are

conducted among these to ensure the accountability and standards of a

project.

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Should there be any deviations and non-conformities, corrective actions are

taken immediately to resolve the issues and prevent further reoccurrences.

Quality Management is a proactive approach that reduces rework, increases

project ef�ciency, and cultivates a culture of continuous improvement. By

strictly adhering to QA and QC standards, our project maintains its high-quality

nature, meets the needs of stakeholders, and brings the expected result.

Quality Control

In our residential building project, quality control is a complex procedure

focused on achieving the main objective of high-quality results or outputs.

Using periodic and appropriate monitoring and evaluation, we maintain

standards, meet speci�cations, and detect and correct any deviations within

the shortest possible time. One core element of our quality control measures is

conducting routine inspections across the building construction process. These

inspections are intended to ascertain conformity to architectural and

engineering criteria, building codes, and regulations (Teklay & Bobe, 2023). We

can �nd any problems and defects at various stages of construction by

performing detailed inspections and ensuring the artistry and materials are of

quality so that timely resolutions can be made and expensive rework is avoided

in the long-run project timeline.

Additionally, our quality control work includes testing construction materials.

Material testing standards, such as those relating to performance, durability,

and safety, are applied to evaluate the materials used in the building process

(Teklay & Bobe, 2023). This measure ensures that the used building materials

match the assumed quality characteristics, increasing the residential

buildings' overall structural integrity and lifespan.

Along with veri�cation and material testing, performance analysis is essential

in our quality control toolkit. Frequent evaluations of contractors,

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subcontractors, and project workers are performed to establish whether they

adhere to quality standards, site safety rules, and project schedules. We can

create an accountable and continuous improvement culture involving all

project stakeholders through timely and positive feedback and addressing any

performance issues immediately.

The essence of our quality control is derived from our desire to provide

customers with unparalleled residential buildings that are innovative and

attain their satisfaction and that of stakeholders (Teklay & Bobe, 2023).

Through robust quality control mechanisms and open lines of communication

maintained throughout the project phase, we can be con�dent that our

residential project will live up to its quality targets and represent the high

standard of excellence we have always been known for in the construction

industry.

Conclusion

To ensure their success, functional quality planning, management, and control

should be considered in residential building projects. We can mitigate the risks

and attain the best performance through stakeholder engagement, strict

adherence to regulatory standards, and robust quality assurance and control

measures. The outcome will be a superior residential building, far exceeding

the stakeholders' expectations. Additionally, by adopting sustainable

construction approaches and using recycled materials, the negative impacts on

the environment will be minimized, and the project's sustainability can be

ensured. With sustained tracking and evaluation, we can detect the problem

and take the right actions to maintain quality throughout the project lifecycle.

Undoubtedly, through the full involvement of quality at each stage of the

project, we can successfully deliver quality products, build a good reputation,

and gain the trust of local communities.

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References

Akinosho, T. D., Oyedele, L. O., Bilal, M., Ajayi, A. O., Delgado, M. D., Akinade, O.

O., & Ahmed, A. A. (2020). Deep learning in the construction industry: A review

of present status and future innovations. Journal of Building Engineering, 32,

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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352710220334604

Magri, M. (2021). Writing a Quality Management Plan. Quality Management and

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The JACIE Guide, pp. 107–121.

https://library.oapen.org/bitstream/handle/20.500.12657/47294/1/978303064

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Teklay, B., & Bobe, B. J. (2023). Quality management adoption and management

accounting change in a sub-Saharan African �rm. Accounting, Auditing &

Accountability Journal.

https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/AAAJ-03-2021-

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