QUALITY ASSURANCE

Quality Assurance

Quality is managed at every stage - not inspected in at the end.

Good quality is the result of planning, coordination, inspection and follow-through. Buildsafe treats quality as an active management process from early scope review through to handover and aftercare.

Before work starts, drawings, specifications, materials, interfaces and responsibilities need to be understood. During work, inspections, hold points, concealed-work records, testing, change control and photographic evidence can all help reduce ambiguity.

Quality also depends on communication. Changes should be discussed and recorded. Subcontractor responsibilities should be clear. Snagging should be managed as part of completion rather than left as a surprise after handover.

Buildsafe does not claim ISO certification unless and until verified certification is available and approved for public display.

Last reviewed: 19 July 2026.

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Quality Practices

Scope and drawing review
Design and consultant coordination
Material approval where required
Inspection and hold points
Testing and concealed-work records
Change control
Snagging, handover and aftercare

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FAQs

Is quality only checked at completion? No. It should be managed throughout the project.
Are certificates shown? Only verified and approved records should be displayed publicly.