We conduct comprehensive and ongoing inspections of construction projects, ensuring top-notch workmanship quality, material standards, and strict adherence to industry regulations.
Clerks of Works Site Quality Inspection Services
The construction process is becoming increasingly complex, with design changes, reworks, delays, claims, and defects all placing pressure on time, cost, and quality targets. Our goal is to proactively support the Client, Contractor, clerks, and wider Project Team in delivering a ‘Zero Defects’ project — on time and to the highest standards.
By adopting our services, your team can benefit from:
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Achieving the highest possible standard of quality
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Supporting ‘Right First Time’ initiatives
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Reducing operational risks, including compliance failures, delays, and poor workmanship
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Lowering project costs associated with reworks, legal claims, and insurance issues
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Prolonging the building’s lifecycle and overall durability
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Enhancing the building’s marketability through independent, third-party site quality inspections
Whether you’re overseeing site activity or carrying out detailed clerical work in the background, our team works alongside yours to uphold consistent quality at every stage of the build.
Clerks of Works Site Quality Inspection Deliverables
Our Site Quality Inspection service is headed up by Ian Carey, who is a Fellow and twice Past President of the Institute of Clerks of Works & Construction Inspectorate of Great Britain.
Our deliverables include:
- Assess and monitor a constructor’s reliability, especially with regard to quality.
- Review construction information and identify variance.
- Assess progress against programme.
- Monitor and mitigate the risks involved in the construction process (quality, safety and environmental).
- Identify, highlight and record issues before they become problems.
- Provide a flexible approach to quality control.
- Verify project plans (quality plans, safety plans, etc).
- Monitor quality in projects.
- Monitor material suppliers, contractors, and subcontractors.
- Control and test building materials and witness commissioning tests.
- Monitor compliance with designs and applicable codes.
- Monitor the quality of materials and components on and off-site.
- Monitor the safety measures on-site.
- Monitor site environmental criteria.
- Issue notices of off-site materials and plant.
- Manage the defects process.