First Time Quality Blog

Cycle time makes or breaks the Builder. Take too long to build, and the Builder risks lower margins if not losing money on the...

The USACE Three Phase Quality Control Process is a required for all military-related construction projects. Developed by the U.S. Army...

Every project needs a quality control plan. Without a quality plan, quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC) processes are...

In the construction industry, a trade partner is more than just a subcontractor they’re a collaborative, trusted contributor who...

In construction, quality assurance often gets reduced to the punch list, the final walk-through at project closeout that confirms the...

Subcontractors are vital to a construction project’s success, yet sometimes, a trade you’ve hired proves to be less prepared or...

Hold points in construction and witness points might not be the first items that come to mind when planning a construction project,...

If you’ve spent any time on a construction site, you’re undoubtedly familiar with the punch list. Usually compiled near the project’s...

Inspection and Test Plans (ITPs) deliver the best results when they function as dynamic, interactive tools, rather than static...

Rework is the silent profit-killer on most construction projects. It rarely appears as one dramatic event but rather, it creeps in...