The US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) and the Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) requires all contractors performing construction for them to comply with the "Contractor Quality Control" (CQC), requirements in their contracts.

The purpose of the "Construction Quality Management for Contractors" course is to familiarize all quality management personnel with the Construction Quality Management, (CQM) policies and procedures. The course details the requirements of the contractor personnel and the government personnel assigned to the project and the reasons for those requirements. To ensure the success of the CQC system, it is a contract requirement that the contractor's Quality Control Managers, including those who function as the Superintendent, successfully complete this training course within the last five years.  *Certification is valid with the USACE & NAVFAC for 5 years.

TOPICS COVERED:

• What Is Construction Quality Management
• Contractor Quality Control
• Contractor and Government Responsibilities
• Contractor's Review
• Quality Management Planning
• Review and Acceptance
• Preconstruction Conference and Coordination Meeting Submittals
• Quality Management During Construction
• Three-Phase Control System
• Documentation
• Testing
• Completion of Work
• Making the System Work
• The Resident Management System (RMS)

Instructor: Helane Church, USACE

Event contact: Email | Phone: (704) 372-1450 ext. 5213