QA management compliance of contractors for highway and bridge projects during the 2017-2022 build build build program in Ilocos Norte district II / Angel Christian E. De Jesus, Patricia Angeli F. Flojo, Darel Kieth R. Manglal-lan, Shiela Mae B. Salisi
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TextPublication details: City of Batac : MMSU, 2024Description: xix, 95 leaves : 28 cmSummary: The study aimed to evaluate the quality assurance processes for highway and
bridge projects in Ilocos Norte 2nd District from 2017-2022, focusing on compliance
and identifying problems encountered by contractors. The research used a descriptive
research design, with respondents being PCAB-licensed companies and Project
Engineers of the DPWH. The data was analyzed using thematic analysis and frequency
counts and percentages.
The results showed that not all contractors complied with the DPWH standard
specification processes, with materials, supervision, and communication being the most
non-compliant classifications. Despite high compliance, contractors still encountered
problems during project implementation. The study suggests that issues may not solely
be related to quality assurance management but may also stem from other factors like
regulatory, legal, or compliance issues. Common problems encountered during project
implementation included material defects, delivery delays, and non-compliance with
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) usage.
The study recommends that construction companies in Ilocos Norte adopt ISO
9001-based solutions to address project implementation problems. Future researchers
should consider a wider scope for more accurate data and perspectives, examine the
potential applications of the QA Management Guide, and investigate the impact of
advanced technologies on quality assurance management in construction projects.
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The study aimed to evaluate the quality assurance processes for highway and
bridge projects in Ilocos Norte 2nd District from 2017-2022, focusing on compliance
and identifying problems encountered by contractors. The research used a descriptive
research design, with respondents being PCAB-licensed companies and Project
Engineers of the DPWH. The data was analyzed using thematic analysis and frequency
counts and percentages.
The results showed that not all contractors complied with the DPWH standard
specification processes, with materials, supervision, and communication being the most
non-compliant classifications. Despite high compliance, contractors still encountered
problems during project implementation. The study suggests that issues may not solely
be related to quality assurance management but may also stem from other factors like
regulatory, legal, or compliance issues. Common problems encountered during project
implementation included material defects, delivery delays, and non-compliance with
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) usage.
The study recommends that construction companies in Ilocos Norte adopt ISO
9001-based solutions to address project implementation problems. Future researchers
should consider a wider scope for more accurate data and perspectives, examine the
potential applications of the QA Management Guide, and investigate the impact of
advanced technologies on quality assurance management in construction projects.
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