Project quality plan PQP - Revision history

Designing Buildings at 10:36, 20 September 2021

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	Some of these elements may be common to all projects, however, the PQP should not duplicate information that is available elsewhere (but rather should reference it), and it should be project specific, rather than an a generic box-ticking exercise.		Some of these elements may be common to all projects, however, the PQP should not duplicate information that is available elsewhere (but rather should reference it), and it should be project specific, rather than an a generic box-ticking exercise.

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	* BIM Execution Plan.		* BIM Execution Plan.

Designing Buildings at 10:13, 20 July 2021

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	Some of these elements may be common to all projects, however, the PQP should not duplicate information that is available elsewhere (but rather should reference it), and it should be project specific, rather than an a generic box-ticking exercise.		Some of these elements may be common to all projects, however, the PQP should not duplicate information that is available elsewhere (but rather should reference it), and it should be project specific, rather than an a generic box-ticking exercise.
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Designing Buildings at 10:35, 29 October 2020

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	Some of these elements may be common to all projects, however, the PQP should not duplicate information that is available elsewhere (but rather should reference it), and it should be project specific, rather than an a generic box-ticking exercise.		Some of these elements may be common to all projects, however, the PQP should not duplicate information that is available elsewhere (but rather should reference it), and it should be project specific, rather than an a generic box-ticking exercise.
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Designing Buildings at 06:19, 1 September 2020

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	* Workmanship.		* Workmanship.

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Designing Buildings at 11:09, 20 July 2020

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	Some of these elements may be common to all projects, however, the PQP should not duplicate information that is available elsewhere (but rather should reference it), and it should be project specific, rather than an a generic box-ticking exercise.		Some of these elements may be common to all projects, however, the PQP should not duplicate information that is available elsewhere (but rather should reference it), and it should be project specific, rather than an a generic box-ticking exercise.
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	* Workmanship.		* Workmanship.

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Designing Buildings at 14:08, 6 March 2020

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	* Briefing documents.		* Briefing documents.
	* Collaborative practices.		* Collaborative practices.
−	* Change control procedure	+	* Change control procedure.
		+	* Construction quality.
	* Design quality.		* Design quality.
	* Document control.		* Document control.

Designing Buildings: Reverted edits by 5.38.38.128 (talk) to last revision by Designing Buildings

2020-02-17T06:56:35Z

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−	The term quality assurance' describes a set of planned, systematic actions to ensure that products and services comply with specified requirements. It not only involves checking the final quality of products to avoid defects, as is the case in quality control, but also checking product quality in a planned way through all the production stages. It is the development of work and product design procedures to prevent errors from occurring in the first place, based on planning, backed up by quality manuals and tools.	+	The term 'quality assurance' describes a set of planned, systematic actions to ensure that products and services comply with specified requirements. It not only involves checking the final quality of products to avoid defects, as is the case in quality control, but also checking product quality in a planned way through all the production stages. It is the development of work and product design procedures to prevent errors from occurring in the first place, based on planning, backed up by quality manuals and tools.

	A project quality plan (PQP), sometimes referred to as a quality management plan, quality assurance plan or project quality management plan, is a project-specific quality plan that describes the activities, standards, tools and processes necessary to achieve quality in the delivery of a project.		A project quality plan (PQP), sometimes referred to as a quality management plan, quality assurance plan or project quality management plan, is a project-specific quality plan that describes the activities, standards, tools and processes necessary to achieve quality in the delivery of a project.

5.38.38.128 at 06:32, 16 February 2020

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−	The term 'quality assurance' describes a set of planned, systematic actions to ensure that products and services comply with specified requirements. It not only involves checking the final quality of products to avoid defects, as is the case in quality control, but also checking product quality in a planned way through all the production stages. It is the development of work and product design procedures to prevent errors from occurring in the first place, based on planning, backed up by quality manuals and tools.	+	The term quality assurance' describes a set of planned, systematic actions to ensure that products and services comply with specified requirements. It not only involves checking the final quality of products to avoid defects, as is the case in quality control, but also checking product quality in a planned way through all the production stages. It is the development of work and product design procedures to prevent errors from occurring in the first place, based on planning, backed up by quality manuals and tools.

	A project quality plan (PQP), sometimes referred to as a quality management plan, quality assurance plan or project quality management plan, is a project-specific quality plan that describes the activities, standards, tools and processes necessary to achieve quality in the delivery of a project.		A project quality plan (PQP), sometimes referred to as a quality management plan, quality assurance plan or project quality management plan, is a project-specific quality plan that describes the activities, standards, tools and processes necessary to achieve quality in the delivery of a project.

Designing Buildings at 14:57, 10 February 2020

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	* Quality control.		* Quality control.
	* Quality in construction projects.		* Quality in construction projects.
		+	* Quality management systems (QMS) - beyond the documentation.
	* Quality manuals and quality plans.		* Quality manuals and quality plans.
	* Record keeping.		* Record keeping.

Designing Buildings at 11:27, 24 January 2019

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	Some of these elements may be common to all projects, however, the PQP should not duplicate information that is available elsewhere (but rather should reference it), and it should be project specific, rather than an a generic box-ticking exercise.		Some of these elements may be common to all projects, however, the PQP should not duplicate information that is available elsewhere (but rather should reference it), and it should be project specific, rather than an a generic box-ticking exercise.

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	* BIM Execution Plan.		* BIM Execution Plan.
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	* Design quality.		* Design quality.
	* Document control.		* Document control.
−	* Pareto analysis.
−	* Project brief.
	* Project implementation plan (for BIM).		* Project implementation plan (for BIM).
	* Quality control.		* Quality control.
	* Quality in construction projects.		* Quality in construction projects.
		+	* Quality manuals and quality plans.
	* Record keeping.		* Record keeping.
	* Schedule of services.		* Schedule of services.
	* Site inspection.		* Site inspection.
	* Site inspector.		* Site inspector.
−	* Stakeholder.
−	* Strategic brief.
	* Total quality management in construction.		* Total quality management in construction.
	* Value management.		* Value management.