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−	~~In September 2019, the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) published its~~ Code of Quality Management. ~~It was the result of nearly two years of work by the CIOB’s Construction Quality Commission, which was launched in response to a number of incidents highlighting construction defects in the UK~~.	+	[[File:Ciob Code of Quality Management.jpg\|link=https://www.ciob.org/sites/default/files/CIOB_Code_of_Quality_Management.pdf]]

−	~~The new Code~~, ~~subtitled~~ a '[https://www.ciob.org/sites/default/files/CIOB_Code_of_Quality_Management.pdf ~~Guide to Best Practice Construction~~ Quality Management]~~', is intended to provide a single point of information on construction quality management for construction professionals~~. ~~It aims to improve quality~~ by ~~establishing best practice for quality management and quality planning processes~~.	+	In September 2019, the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) published a [https://www.ciob.org/sites/default/files/CIOB_Code_of_Quality_Management.pdf Code of Quality Management]. This was the result of nearly two year's work by CIOB’s Construction Quality Commission.

−	The ~~work has been carried out by the CIOB’s Construction Quality Commission~~, ~~which was set up just over two years ago in response to~~ a ~~report into defects that led to the closure of a number of Edinburgh schools~~. ~~The work of the Commission was given a new urgency following the tragic Grenfell Tower fire in June 2017~~. ~~The Commission~~, ~~led by~~ a ~~group~~ of ~~CIOB past presidents, worked with CIOB members and other industry organisations~~ to ~~identify the main issues either promoting or preventing the delivery of~~ quality ~~in construction~~.	+	The new Code, subtitled a '[https://www.ciob.org/sites/default/files/CIOB_Code_of_Quality_Management.pdf Guide to Best Practice Construction Quality Management]', provides a single point of information about construction quality management for construction professionals. It aims to improve quality by establishing best practice for quality management and quality planning processes.

−	~~Paul Nash FCIOB, Chairman of~~ the ~~Commission, said: “Quality, or rather~~ the ~~failure~~ of ~~quality~~, ~~is arguably~~ the ~~most important issue facing the construction industry today.” He added: “Our research identified an underlying cultural issue~~ in ~~the industry~~. ~~Quality was being sacrificed to achieve targets. We are now in~~ a ~~position to deliver the Code –~~ and ~~the Commission’s~~ other ~~outputs –~~ to ~~raise~~ the ~~issue~~ of quality in ~~the built environment and help drive-up standards. I hope this document provides practitioners with the tools and processes needed to deliver quality on~~ construction ~~projects~~.”	+	It is a response to a report about the defects that led to the closure of a number of Edinburgh schools, and it was given new urgency following the Grenfell Tower fire in June 2017. The Commission, led by a group of CIOB past presidents, worked with CIOB members and other industry organisations to identify the main issues either promoting or preventing the delivery of quality in construction.

−	~~The Commission’s work also resulted in~~ the ~~2018 launch~~ of ~~a course~~ in ~~Construction~~ Quality ~~Management~~. ~~This is aimed at construction managers and looks at setting~~ and ~~meeting~~ quality ~~objectives and~~ the ~~relevant processes, legislation~~ and ~~compliance. There will also be a MOOC~~ - ~~a massive open online course - on quality, going live later~~ this ~~year, which will be free~~ to construction ~~industry professionals~~.	+	Paul Nash FCIOB, Chairman of the Commission, said: “Quality, or rather the failure of quality, is arguably the most important issue facing the construction industry today. Our research identified an underlying cultural issue in the industry. Quality was being sacrificed to achieve targets. We are now in a position to deliver the Code – and the Commission’s other outputs – to raise the issue of quality in the built environment and help drive-up standards. I hope this document provides practitioners with the tools and processes needed to deliver quality on construction projects.”

−	~~In addition to driving the Construction Quality~~ Commission’s work ~~forward, the CIOB~~ also ~~collaborated with~~ the ~~Royal Institute~~ of ~~British Architects (RIBA)~~ and the ~~Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors~~ (~~RICS~~) on ~~the ‘Building in Quality’ initiative in 2018~~, which ~~includes a~~ free-to~~-download digital tool, [https://www.ciob.org/media-centre/news/riba-ciob-and-rics-launch-quality-tracker-tool the Quality Tracker], designed to improve the quality of outcomes in the~~ construction industry.	+	The Commission’s work also resulted in the launch of a course on Construction Quality Management in 2018. This is aimed at construction managers and looks at setting and meeting quality objectives and the relevant processes, legislation and compliance. There will also be a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) on quality going live later this year, which will be free to construction industry professionals.

−	[https://www.ciob.org/blog/author/caroline-gumble-bsc-open-cms-mcipd-frsa Caroline Gumble], CEO ~~of the~~ CIOB, said: “I’m delighted that the work of the Commission has achieved so much and been such an important part of the necessary conversation around quality in our industry. In talking to members and partner organisations, I’m also pleased that there is a real collective appetite to continue driving forwards to raise standards, promote best practice and now implement the findings of the Commission with this new Code, with a real sense of urgency.”	+	CIOB also collaborated with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) on the ‘Building in Quality’ initiative in 2018, which includes a free-to-download digital tool, [https://www.ciob.org/media-centre/news/riba-ciob-and-rics-launch-quality-tracker-tool the Quality Tracker], designed to improve the quality of outcomes in the construction industry.
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		+	[https://www.ciob.org/blog/author/caroline-gumble-bsc-open-cms-mcipd-frsa Caroline Gumble], CEO at CIOB, said: “I’m delighted that the work of the Commission has achieved so much and been such an important part of the necessary conversation around quality in our industry. In talking to members and partner organisations, I’m also pleased that there is a real collective appetite to continue driving forwards to raise standards, promote best practice and now implement the findings of the Commission with this new Code, with a real sense of urgency.”

	The new Code of Quality Management is available to download as a pdf from the CIOB’s web site: [https://www.ciob.org/ciob-code-quality-management https://www.ciob.org/ciob-code-quality-management].		The new Code of Quality Management is available to download as a pdf from the CIOB’s web site: [https://www.ciob.org/ciob-code-quality-management https://www.ciob.org/ciob-code-quality-management].

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−	~~This article was written by the CIOB and first published on its website in September 2019 under the title 'New Code of Quality Management from the CIOB'. It can be accessed [https://www.ciob.org/media~~-~~centre/news/new~~-~~code-quality-management-ciob HERE.]~~	+
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In September 2019, the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) published its Code of Quality Management. It was the result of nearly two years of work by the CIOB’s Construction Quality Commission, which was launched in response to a number of incidents highlighting construction defects in the UK.

The new Code, subtitled a '[https://www.ciob.org/sites/default/files/CIOB_Code_of_Quality_Management.pdf Guide to Best Practice Construction Quality Management]', is intended to provide a single point of information on construction quality management for construction professionals. It aims to improve quality by establishing best practice for quality management and quality planning processes.

The work has been carried out by the CIOB’s Construction Quality Commission, which was set up just over two years ago in response to a report into defects that led to the closure of a number of Edinburgh schools. The work of the Commission was given a new urgency following the tragic Grenfell Tower fire in June 2017. The Commission, led by a group of CIOB past presidents, worked with CIOB members and other industry organisations to identify the main issues either promoting or preventing the delivery of quality in construction.

Paul Nash FCIOB, Chairman of the Commission, said: “Quality, or rather the failure of quality, is arguably the most important issue facing the construction industry today.” He added: “Our research identified an underlying cultural issue in the industry. Quality was being sacrificed to achieve targets. We are now in a position to deliver the Code – and the Commission’s other outputs – to raise the issue of quality in the built environment and help drive-up standards. I hope this document provides practitioners with the tools and processes needed to deliver quality on construction projects.”

The Commission’s work also resulted in the 2018 launch of a course in Construction Quality Management. This is aimed at construction managers and looks at setting and meeting quality objectives and the relevant processes, legislation and compliance. There will also be a MOOC - a massive open online course - on quality, going live later this year, which will be free to construction industry professionals.

In addition to driving the Construction Quality Commission’s work forward, the CIOB also collaborated with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) on the ‘Building in Quality’ initiative in 2018, which includes a free-to-download digital tool, [https://www.ciob.org/media-centre/news/riba-ciob-and-rics-launch-quality-tracker-tool the Quality Tracker], designed to improve the quality of outcomes in the construction industry.

[https://www.ciob.org/blog/author/caroline-gumble-bsc-open-cms-mcipd-frsa Caroline Gumble], CEO of the CIOB, said: “I’m delighted that the work of the Commission has achieved so much and been such an important part of the necessary conversation around quality in our industry. In talking to members and partner organisations, I’m also pleased that there is a real collective appetite to continue driving forwards to raise standards, promote best practice and now implement the findings of the Commission with this new Code, with a real sense of urgency.”

The new Code of Quality Management is available to download as a pdf from the CIOB’s web site: [https://www.ciob.org/ciob-code-quality-management https://www.ciob.org/ciob-code-quality-management].

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This article was written by the CIOB and first published on its website in September 2019 under the title 'New Code of Quality Management from the CIOB'. It can be accessed [https://www.ciob.org/media-centre/news/new-code-quality-management-ciob HERE.]

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* Quality manuals and quality plans.
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* Third party accreditation.

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−	[[File:~~Ciob Code of Quality Management~~.jpg\|link=https://www.ciob.org/sites/default/files/CIOB_Code_of_Quality_Management.pdf]]	+	[[File:Ciob_Code_of_Quality_Management.jpg\|link=https://www.ciob.org/sites/default/files/CIOB_Code_of_Quality_Management.pdf]]

	In September 2019, the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) published a [https://www.ciob.org/sites/default/files/CIOB_Code_of_Quality_Management.pdf Code of Quality Management]. This was the result of nearly two year's work by CIOB’s Construction Quality Commission.		In September 2019, the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) published a [https://www.ciob.org/sites/default/files/CIOB_Code_of_Quality_Management.pdf Code of Quality Management]. This was the result of nearly two year's work by CIOB’s Construction Quality Commission.

−	The ~~new~~ Code~~, subtitled a '[https://www.ciob.org/sites/default/files/CIOB_Code_of_Quality_Management.pdf Guide to Best Practice Construction Quality Management]',~~ provides a single point of information about construction quality management for construction professionals. It aims to improve quality by establishing best practice for quality management and quality planning processes.	+	The Code provides a single point of information about construction quality management for construction professionals. It aims to improve quality by establishing best practice for quality management and quality planning processes.

−	It is a response to a report about ~~the~~ defects that led to the closure of a number of Edinburgh schools, and it was given new urgency following the Grenfell Tower fire in June 2017. The Commission, led by a group of CIOB past presidents, worked with CIOB members and other industry organisations to identify the main issues either promoting or preventing the delivery of quality in construction.	+	It is a response to a report about defects that led to the closure of a number of Edinburgh schools, and it was given new urgency following the Grenfell Tower fire in June 2017. The Commission, led by a group of CIOB past presidents, worked with CIOB members and other industry organisations to identify the main issues either promoting or preventing the delivery of quality in construction.

	Paul Nash FCIOB, Chairman of the Commission, said: “Quality, or rather the failure of quality, is arguably the most important issue facing the construction industry today. Our research identified an underlying cultural issue in the industry. Quality was being sacrificed to achieve targets. We are now in a position to deliver the Code – and the Commission’s other outputs – to raise the issue of quality in the built environment and help drive-up standards. I hope this document provides practitioners with the tools and processes needed to deliver quality on construction projects.”		Paul Nash FCIOB, Chairman of the Commission, said: “Quality, or rather the failure of quality, is arguably the most important issue facing the construction industry today. Our research identified an underlying cultural issue in the industry. Quality was being sacrificed to achieve targets. We are now in a position to deliver the Code – and the Commission’s other outputs – to raise the issue of quality in the built environment and help drive-up standards. I hope this document provides practitioners with the tools and processes needed to deliver quality on construction projects.”

−	The Commission’s work also resulted in the launch of a course on Construction Quality Management in 2018. This is aimed at construction managers and looks at setting and meeting quality objectives and the ~~relevant~~ processes, legislation and compliance. ~~There~~ will ~~also~~ be a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) on quality ~~going live later this year,~~ which will be free to construction industry professionals.	+	The Commission’s work also resulted in the launch of a course on Construction Quality Management in 2018. This is aimed at construction managers and looks at setting and meeting quality objectives and the related processes, legislation and compliance. In addition, there will be a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) on quality which will be free to construction industry professionals later in 2019.

	CIOB also collaborated with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) on the ‘Building in Quality’ initiative in 2018, which includes a free-to-download digital tool, [https://www.ciob.org/media-centre/news/riba-ciob-and-rics-launch-quality-tracker-tool the Quality Tracker], designed to improve the quality of outcomes in the construction industry.		CIOB also collaborated with the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) on the ‘Building in Quality’ initiative in 2018, which includes a free-to-download digital tool, [https://www.ciob.org/media-centre/news/riba-ciob-and-rics-launch-quality-tracker-tool the Quality Tracker], designed to improve the quality of outcomes in the construction industry.
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	[https://www.ciob.org/blog/author/caroline-gumble-bsc-open-cms-mcipd-frsa Caroline Gumble], CEO at CIOB, said: “I’m delighted that the work of the Commission has achieved so much and been such an important part of the necessary conversation around quality in our industry. In talking to members and partner organisations, I’m also pleased that there is a real collective appetite to continue driving forwards to raise standards, promote best practice and now implement the findings of the Commission with this new Code, with a real sense of urgency.”		[https://www.ciob.org/blog/author/caroline-gumble-bsc-open-cms-mcipd-frsa Caroline Gumble], CEO at CIOB, said: “I’m delighted that the work of the Commission has achieved so much and been such an important part of the necessary conversation around quality in our industry. In talking to members and partner organisations, I’m also pleased that there is a real collective appetite to continue driving forwards to raise standards, promote best practice and now implement the findings of the Commission with this new Code, with a real sense of urgency.”

−	The new Code of Quality Management is available to download as a pdf from the CIOB’s ~~web site~~: [https://www.ciob.org/ciob-code-quality-management https://www.ciob.org/ciob-code-quality-management].	+	The new Code of Quality Management is available to download as a pdf from the CIOB’s website: [https://www.ciob.org/ciob-code-quality-management https://www.ciob.org/ciob-code-quality-management].

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	* Supplier assessment.		* Supplier assessment.
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