Audit performance in construction quality management is best measured by how well audit outcomes align with regulatory requirements and established standards. This ensures compliance with safety, quality, and environmental regulations. Measuring audit performance should not be based on the number of certifications obtained, the speed of the audit, or the total number of non-compliances found but rather on the effectiveness of compliance implementation.
A compliance audit systematically verifies whether an organization meets regulatory and contractual quality requirements. Construction audits typically assess:
Quality of workmanship and materials
Compliance with approved construction and safety standards
Implementation of corrective actions for non-conformances
Effectiveness of quality management systems in project phases (design, construction, and commissioning).
References:
Quality Management in Construction Projects (2nd Edition), Abdul Razzak Rumane.
DOE Quality Assurance Standards for Construction Projects.
Three-Phase Control System in Construction Quality Audits.
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