Quality Assurance​

 

Time, cost and quality are the fundamental elements of a successful (and safe) construction project. The project is successful when you see a good balance between these three elements. However, the quality of the build will have the most long-lasting impact.

 

Throughout the delivery of the project, planning, quality assurance, documentation, communication and teams all make a critical contribution to the quality of the final product. When one is out of sync with the others, it shows.​

 

Recent cases in Australia and New Zealand, such as Opal and Mascot in Australia and New Lynn’s Merchant Quarter in New Zealand, have all highlighted the consequences of an imbalance in the fundamental elements of a construction project. These cases have led to a growing sense of distrust in the industry.

 

With the recent legislative changes, such as the enhanced powers of the NSW Building Commission, the importance of quality in construction has never been more pronounced. Those who can achieve zero defects, adapt to changing legislation, and foster trust and accountability will lead the industry.

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So get in touch today to book a free initial consultation and position your project for success.

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