The Project Quality Plan (PQP), as the fundamental document for quality control, plays a crucial role in ensuring the successful execution of facade projects. At LimePro Partners, we understand the importance of maintaining quality control throughout the project lifecycle, from design and engineering to the safe loading of products into containers. We work closely with clients to coordinate and propose quality control measures on-site, allowing them to implement these measures according to their discretion.

Here’s an overview of the key components included in our PQP:

1. Referenced Standards and Technical Requirements: The PQP incorporates all relevant standards, building codes, and regulations specified in the tender documents. We thoroughly study the drawings and project specifications to identify and list the technical requirements and types of materials involved in the project.

2. Managerial Structure: We establish a clear managerial structure within the PQP, defining the roles and responsibilities of individuals involved in quality control. This includes project managers, quality managers, technical managers, purchase managers, project coordinators, QC inspectors, and document controllers. Contact details such as phone numbers and emails are provided for effective communication.

3. Quality Control Flowcharts: The PQP includes flowcharts that outline the control procedures for drawings and document management, supplier quality control, and factory quality control. This encompasses various stages such as incoming quality control (IQC), in-process quality control (IPQC), final quality control (FQC), and outgoing quality control (OQC).

4. Acceptable Quality Limits: Different materials and factory production procedures are assigned specific inspection frequencies, major and minor control items, and acceptable control limits. This ensures that quality standards are consistently met throughout the project.

5. Inspection and Testing Plan: The PQP outlines the quality requirements for all materials and factory production procedures. It includes details of inspection tools, equipment, and responsible QC inspectors. For special cases involving curved structures or unique materials, specific inspection methods and quality requirements are defined in coordination with technical departments and the client.

6. QC Stickers and Stamps: We utilize QC stickers and stamps during material inspections and production procedures to ensure traceability and accountability.

7. QC Forms: Complete sets of QC forms are included in the PQP for each material and production quality control process. These forms serve as documentation for quality control activities.

By developing a PQP tailored to the specific requirements and demands of each project, we can effectively manage and control quality throughout the project lifecycle. At LimePro Partners, we not only execute the PQP with utmost dedication but also possess the necessary tools and instruments to carry out tests as specified, ensuring the highest level of quality for our clients’ projects.