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Three Ways Quality Affects Reliable Outcomes in Construction Projects

And how to get a job done right

Photo by Daniel McCullough on Unsplash
Craig Matthews
Tue, 01/10/2023 - 12:02
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Producing quality work is imperative in every field, particularly in the construction industry. A well-built structure, whether it’s an educational facility, hospital, or a commercial establishment, provides shelter, safety, and stability, which is why quality should always be a top priority. As soon as a construction project begins, it’s every project team’s intention to provide quality services. An established quality plan in construction that uses lean principles leads to more reliable outcomes.

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Various obstacles can occur at any time during a project, especially in the planning and construction phases, causing disruptions in plans. These types of interference can lead to unforeseen delays, expensive rework, and long-term ramifications for the client if quality issues compromise building integrity. In fact, a study conducted by Frontiers in Engineering and Built Environment discovered that poor quality can increase the cost of a building by more than 50 percent and can cause up to 50 percent of project delays. 

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