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ISO 9001 • Construction quality • Audits • NCRs • Templates
New to QIC? Start with the plain-English guide to ISO 9001 requirements, explore the Construction Quality Management Hub, or use one of the free resources below.
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These cornerstone guides connect the requirements of the standards with the work quality managers, engineers, auditors and project teams carry out every day.
- ISO 9001 practical guide — understand the standard and build a useful QMS.
- Construction Quality Management Hub — inspections, NCRs, audits, RFIs, records and handover.
- Inspection and Test Plans — acceptance criteria, hold points and inspection records.
- Nonconformances and corrective action — control problems, investigate causes and prevent recurrence.
- Quality audits — plan audits, gather evidence and verify actions.
12 Essential Quality Documents Pack
Download 12 fully editable templates (xlsx, ppt and docx) used by construction teams worldwide.
- Quality Toolbox Talk
- ITP for Concrete Works
- RFI Template
- Construction Audit Checklist
- NCR Template
- CAR Template
- Quality Dashboard
- NCR Dashboard
- Quality Policy
- Audit Report Template
- Concrete Pouring Form
- Client Satisfaction Survey
ISO 9001 and quality management
ISO 9001 provides a framework for managing processes, meeting customer requirements, evaluating performance and improving the organisation. The challenge is turning formal requirements into a system that people can actually use.
QIC explains the standard in direct language and connects each requirement to practical activities such as process control, supplier evaluation, document control, internal audits, corrective action and management review.
Understand the standard
FREE ISO 9001 RESOURCE
ISO 9001 Starter Checklist
Review Clauses 4 to 10, identify gaps in your current system and plan the next steps towards implementation or certification.
Quality management in construction
Construction projects bring together changing teams, multiple subcontractors, technical specifications, design changes and large volumes of inspection and handover evidence. Quality cannot be managed by the quality department alone.
An effective project system connects requirements, responsibilities, planning, document control, procurement, inspections, nonconformities, records and improvement. It also makes expectations clear to the people carrying out the work.
Planning and control
Monitoring and improvement
FREE EXCEL TEMPLATE
Free Inspection and Test Plan Template
Plan inspections, identify hold and witness points, define acceptance criteria and maintain clear quality records with a practical ITP template.
Management-system standards
Many organisations operate more than one management-system standard. QIC is building a practical library covering the standards and common processes that quality, environmental and health-and-safety professionals manage.
Templates and tools
Understanding a requirement is the first step. These editable resources help you put it into practice.