Module 3:

Q: Is a quality management plan a mandatory part of ISO 9001?

Q: Above what contract value does the NSW government's "Quality management guideline: Construction procurement" require a construction contractor to have an ISO 9001 certified quality management system, when bidding on projects?

Q According to the NSW Government's Quality management Guidelines for procuring construction services, what must contractors have in terms of a quality management system when bidding for government construction contracts valued over $1 million?

Q: In hierarchical terms, does an Inspection and Test Plan sit above or below a Quality Management Plan

Q: Name at least 4 features that a Construction Quality Management Plan typically includes?

Q: What is the purpose of the NSW government's "Quality management guideline: Construction procurement"

Q: Does the NSW government's "Quality management guideline: Construction procurement" require the contractor performing the work, to identify the necessary skills and experience of the people who will actually be working on the project?

Q: Does the NSW government's "Quality management guideline: Construction procurement" require details in the Quality Management Plan about how the contractor will evaluate subcontractors they intend to use on the project?

Q: What is the purpose of an Inspection and Test Plan (ITP)?

Q: Identify at least 4 features of what an ITP typically includes

Q: With regard to inspections, what is a 'hold' point?

Q: With regard to inspections, what is a 'witness' point

Q: Identify at least 3 criteria used to help determine when inspections should be conducted onsite?