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3 ways to avoid defects in construction

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Material defects. Material defects happen when building material gets damaged—whether the defects come straight from the manufacturer or the damage occurs on site. These types of defects can be particularly expensive; it’s not uncommon to only notice material defects after a contractor uses them in the project.

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Construction quality management: Everything you need to know

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These are some of the issues which may require consideration over the course of a construction project: Changes in the style or quality of supplied materials. Issues may arise around ownership and accountability, roles and responsibilities, tools and materials. Book a demo to find out more. Supplier and vendor failures.

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Trade coordination: how to coordinate technical teams on site efficiently without BIM

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Your plan should cover expected material usage, related costs, and potential timelines. You might also like: How project managers are using technology to ensure on-budget and on-time construction Leverage mobile inspection Mobile apps and solutions have made it possible to connect technical teams, whether off-site or in-site.

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How to simplify your daily construction reports

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Delays can occur due to various reasons, such as unforeseen circumstances, changes in the design or scope of work, or issues with the construction materials or equipment. Materials on site: Perform an inventory of which materials were used throughout the day and how many are still available.

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5 Current Construction Industry Challenges and How Technology Can Help

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With the current supply shortage driving up the costs of construction material, waste is not only inefficient but can also dissolve the profit of a job quickly. The fact is, without material, a job site is at a standstill. There is no substitution for timely materials and equipment.

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Why the slow uptake of technology in construction is holding the industry back

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Also, technology can eliminate manual processes through automation and simplify inspections using drones to enhance safety. Contractors can use these technologies to coordinate projects, spot issues, inspect job sites, and make changes remotely, enabling safety, reducing construction times, and lowering costs.

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Why the slow uptake of technology in construction is holding the industry back

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Also, technology can eliminate manual processes through automation and simplify inspections using drones to enhance safety. Contractors can use these technologies to coordinate projects, spot issues, inspect job sites, and make changes remotely, enabling safety, reducing construction times, and lowering costs.