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Construction quality management: Everything you need to know

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By performing ongoing due diligence across these areas (and many others), construction quality management helps ensure projects are completed on time and on budget, using suitably high-quality materials and pre-agreed standards. Auditing and testing. Creating a plan.

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Change Orders in Construction – 101 Guide

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Inefficiency and inability by the project owner or project team to deliver jobs within budget and schedule, thereby requiring additional money, time, and resources. Aside from changing the project scope, project schedule, and end product, change orders can also impact your accountability and liability, and put your payment at risk.

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Enabling Job Order Contracting Through Training and LEAN Methods

Job Order Contracting

Research how your JOC affects legal liability and assure it is, and remains in compliance. Contract, project, estimate, and document management represent basic areas of functionality. Assure your JOC uses your current/required construction specifications, not those from an alternative source.

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7 Steps to Successful Project Closeout

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The right tools and documents make it easier to complete project closeout and keep customers satisfied. The first step is to track every part of the project to streamline reviewing legal terms and change orders, for example. Those documents you had at the beginning of the project, three weeks ago? Key Takeaways.

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Construction Business Owner Blogs

Construction Business Owner

Know the Contract and Budget. Legal language is often unclear, resulting in differences in interpretations that can disrupt and delay projects, increasing costs. If your managers don’t know how much you allocated for materials, and how you arrived at that number, they can’t reasonably be expected to meet your budget.

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Construction Business Owner Blogs

Construction Business Owner

Rather than looking in the review mirror after a job is complete and realizing you’re over budget, make sure you have the ability to import estimates, manage change orders, report on committed costs, and allow your employees in the field remote access. Integrated Document Management. Public Exposure and Liability on Construction Sites.

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Construction Financial Reporting – Why It’s Important and How To Do It

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These reports should summarize the overall budget, potential change orders, cash flow, risks and more. This will typically cover your from both a liability and due diligence standpoint. Regardless, as a bare minimum you should outline all of your budget line items for each division. Internal Reports.