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OTP - 28
5 days
Kuala Lumpur
19 June, 2023
18500 QAR
Quality Control and Site Inspection for Sanitation Projects
Course Overview:
Inspectors provide reassurance and peace of mind that the works being carried out are in line with the contract documents and recognized workmanship standards, they monitor the conditions that works are carried out in to ensure that it is done as designed, they witness tests to verify that the works meet specified requirements, they monitor progress against the program so that an independent view of where the contract is at any given stage is balanced against the contractor’s own assessments.
By providing weekly reports they are able to advice on all aspects of the works in progress and highlight any concerns to deal with it before it is too late. this training program is designed to cover the concepts, policies, and techniques of managing the QA and QC activities in Sanitation Projects.
Course Objectives:
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:
- Implementing Quality Assurance Systems (QAS) in the sanitation projects field.
- The roles of Quality Control (QC) in modern sewage projects.
- Tools and techniques for detecting and solving quality problems in site inspection,
- Setting quality control systems
- Ensuring high quality materials are used & the materials are installed correctly.
- Ensuring that the quality of installation is up to the desired international standard requirements.
- Ensuring that the Engineers requirements & the plans are followed correctly.
- Ensuring the project meets the Codes and Standards
Who Should Attend?
- Heads, Senior engineer, and Inspectors of sanitation Projects.
Course Content:
Day One:
- Introduction to sanitation projects
- Considerations in formulations
- Modifications to fixtures
- Follow-up of dismantling and installation works
- Performance measurements Concepts and Basics
- The concept of quality,
- The achievement of Quality
- Inspection of quality
- Defects and their impact,
- Quality costs and their categories
Day Two:
- The role of the supervisory committees
- Supervisors’ basics
- Business follow-up
- Occupational Safety and Health
- Occupational and environmental safety requirements for the installation of drainage systems
- How to evaluate the performance of the equipment?
- Measurements of diffraction ratios in performance
Day Three
- Technical Inspection
- General inspection and its requirements
- Supervising experiments and tests for evaluating the efficiency of the sewage systems in the project
- Follow-up of faults
- Periodic reports
- Defect prevention concept,
- Quality creator and quality user,
- Organization for quality,
- Applications in sanitation projects
Day Four:
- Maintenance schedules
- The required measurements
- Supervising the implementation of groundwater reduction works when the sewage networks are worn out
Day Five:
- Control and analysis of quality records
- Types of quality control records
- Record keeping
- Summarization of quality control records
- Testing the earthling electrode Resistance
