In the building sector, QA and QC work must be completed, and this responsibility falls on both the contractor and the client.
Implementing a Quality Management System (QMS) that outlines the steps and processes for ensuring the quality of the construction project is the contractor's responsibility. Plans for quality assurance, control, and improvement should all be included in the QMS. The contractor is in charge of making sure that the work is finished to the required quality standards and that any errors are corrected.
The client is in charge of making sure the project is finished to the agreed-upon quality standards, on the other hand, and that it complies with their requirements. They are in charge of establishing the requirements and standards for quality as well as supervising the contractor's work to make sure that it complies with these requirements. To ensure that the work is completed to the required quality standards, the client may also carry out their own quality audits and inspections.
They are in charge of creating and implementing the quality management system (QMS), carrying out quality audits and inspections, locating and fixing errors, and making sure the project complies with the required quality standards.
