Construction Engineering Equipment Installation Quality Acceptance Manual

Author: Gao Helin
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The reason this set of books is named "Manual" is that it differs from general quality management (monographs). It is a popular and practical guide that can be directly used by different professionals. It not only provides a comprehensive set of all quality-related management points for project managers and technical personnel in a specific field but also serves as a tool for project managers in multi-professional construction projects for inspection, guidance, or quality monitoring. This is because the manual emphasizes quality responsibility, breaks down the responsibility into individual roles, and has strong traceability. This volume primarily focuses on installation engineering construction, including steel structure, electrical, mechanical, and piping disciplines. This is also based on the current construction market's division into the two major industries of construction and installation. Each volume is divided into four chapters, named after the four aforementioned disciplines. Each chapter is further divided into three sections: the first section is the professional construction job responsibility system; the second section is the technical key points of professional construction quality acceptance; the third section is the "collection of commonly used tables for professional construction." In other words, for engineers and technicians in a specific professional field, only the content of one chapter needs to be read.
The reason this set of books is named "Manual" is that it differs from general quality management (monographs). It is a popular and practical guide that can be directly used by different professionals. It not only provides a comprehensive set of all quality-related management points for project managers and technical personnel in a specific field but also serves as a tool for project managers in multi-professional construction projects for inspection, guidance, or quality monitoring. This is because the manual emphasizes quality responsibility, breaks down the responsibility into individual roles, and has strong traceability. This volume primarily focuses on installation engineering construction, including steel structure, electrical, mechanical, and piping disciplines. This is also based on the current construction market's division into the two major industries of construction and installation. Each volume is divided into four chapters, named after the four aforementioned disciplines. Each chapter is further divided into three sections: the first section is the professional construction job responsibility system; the second section is the technical key points of professional construction quality acceptance; the third section is the "collection of commonly used tables for professional construction." In other words, for engineers and technicians in a specific professional field, only the content of one chapter needs to be read.