Quality Management Plan-Macksams
Quality Management Plan-Macksams
Quality Management Plan-Macksams
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CONSTRUCTION OF ..
1.0: INTRODUCTION
Improving and enhancing the level of technical knowledge and skills of our
employees by promoting knowledge acquisition, efficiency, creativity and
adaptation through team-work and cooperation.
June, 2015
Macksams will ensure that all materials employed for the permanent works
comply with the relevant specification and meet the appropriate standards.
Materials Approvals
Samples of such materials will be submitted to the Clients Representative
for approval together with any relevant specification details, prior to
deployment onto the works. Where necessary we will submit test certificates
of sample materials together with the sample to the project manager of
architect for approval.
Material Testing(Before incorporation)
Tests conducted are as per the Specifications. Upon appointment Macksams
will liaise with the Clients Representative to agree on appropriate testing
regime and authority.
Suppliers and sub-contractors
As described in the quality planning, suppliers and subcontractors to the
project will be sensitized on the quality policy of Macksams Ltd. They will
be given the specifications of the materials they will be supplying or
incorporating into their work. Also Macksams will demand test certificate
from suppliers such as mild steel bars, chippings etc.
Method Statement
A method statement will be written for each activity to ensure that the
require deliverable is achieved. The statement will consist of but not limited
to the method of construction, gang size, health and safety procedures,
duration etc. This will also become the bases of our works program.
3.2 Quality Control
Monitoring specific project results or outcome will be carried out to
determine whether they comply with the relevant quality standards and
identifying ways to eliminate causes of deficiencies. We will therefore
embark on field test.
The purpose of conducting the Quality control to the project outcomes
includes:
1. Results may confirm that all is well. The team will then know that
performance is going according to plan. If there is negative variance then the
team will then take corrective action in good time.
Field Test.
Macksams will conduct field-testing to verify that control measures are
adequate to provide a product that conforms to the contract requirements and
specifications.
Field testing will be under the organization of the Quality control officer and
materials engineer and will be conducted as follows:
Arrange for field testing in accordance with applicable testing
parameters(Contract specification, National building regulations,1996L.I.1630 etc)
Verify that testing facilities and testing equipment are available and comply
with testing standards and ensure that testing facilities are approved by the
employer, Ghana Standards Authority and validated
Check test equipment calibration data against certified standards
Verify that all tests are documented and submitted as part of quality control
system reporting
Review all test documentation before submittal
All testing results will be recorded on a daily quality control report. Any
concerns or deviations from the required material specifications and actions
taken to correct the problems will be noted on the report. Information recorded
on the daily quality control report will include:
the Quality committee. The functional responsibilities of key personnel are summarized
as follows,
Top Management
op Management, consist of the company chair, managing director, director of projects etc will be
responsible for the project success. They will provide resources and leadership to the site
management to ensure the project is executed to the requirements of the contract.
Site
Management
The following people will play a key role in the implementation and successful
execution of the Project Quality Plan.
The Project Manager (Contractor)
The Project Manager will be the overall responsible person. He delegates certain
authorities and responsibilities to people below him. He reports on all matters
relating to the Quality Policy and Quality Management System. He is responsible
to appoint a Quality Officer and provide him with sufficient authority and
resources to carry out his responsibility to operate and maintain the Quality
Management System.
The Project Manager chairs the Quality Management System Review Meetings.
He appoints members to the Quality Management Committee from a cross-section
of Section Managers and supervisory staff.
Quality Officer
The Quality Officer (QO) will report directly to the project manager. His function
will be to ensure compliance with the contract plans and specifications.
His duties/responsibilities include the following:
On site implementation of the Quality Management System
Monitoring and reporting to the Project Manager/Site Agent on the
performance of the Project Quality Management System
Conducting Internal Quality Audits quarterly
Maintaining as-built drawings
Preparatory Phase
This is the phase prior to beginning work on each work activity and the activities
that will be performed include:
o A review of the applicable requirements and specifications.
o A check to ensure that all materials and /or equipment have been tested,
submitted, and approved.
o A check to assure that provisions have been made to provide required
control inspection and testing.
o A physical examination of required materials, equipment, and sample work
to assure that they are on hand and conform to approved drawings or
submitted data.
o Discussion of procedures for constructing the work including the review of
repetitive deficiencies.
Initial Phase
During this phase, the quality officer and the team will verify that control for
the work developed in the preparatory phase meeting is implemented and the
work is performed to the level of workmanship mutually agreed to. The
following activities will be carried out:
o Check preliminary work
o Verify adequacy of controls to ensure that full contract compliance.
o Establish level of workmanship.
o Resolve all differences.
o Check safety to include compliance with the safety plan and activity
hazard analysis.
This phase will be repeated for each new crew to work onsite, or any time
established level of workmanship.
Follow-up phase
Daily checks shall be performed to assured continuing compliance with
contract requirements, including safety and control testing, until completion
of the particular feature of work. The checks shall be made a matter of
record in the quality control report. Final follow-up checks shall be carried
out and all deficiencies corrected prior to the start of additional features of
work. The Quality control personnel will continually refer back to the
standards set in the preparatory and initial phases.