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Module 1: Introduction to Quality Control in High-Rise Construction
• Importance of quality control in high-rise buildings
• Standards and regulations for G+45 structures
• Overview of quality assurance processes and benchmarks
Module 2: Understanding Design and Specifications
• Reading and interpreting structural and architectural drawings
• Key considerations in high-rise design (wind loads, seismic factors, etc.)
• Ensuring design compliance with codes and standards
Module 3: Material Quality Management
• Procurement and testing of construction materials (cement, steel, aggregates)
• Storage and handling of materials for quality retention
• Certifications and traceability of construction materials
Module 4: Foundation and Substructure Quality Control
• Soil testing and ground improvement techniques
• Quality checks for piling and raft foundations
• Monitoring waterproofing and drainage systems in foundations
Module 5: Structural Elements: Columns, Beams, and Slabs
• Quality assurance during formwork, rebar placement, and concreting
• Testing concrete strength and durability (slump tests, cube tests)
• Inspection of post-tensioning and prestressed elements
Module 6: Vertical Transportation and Core Structures
• Quality control in elevator shafts and core walls
• Tolerances and alignment checks for vertical elements
• Inspection of reinforcement and concreting in high-rise cores
Module 7: Facade and Cladding Systems
• Quality assurance for curtain walls, glazing, and external finishes
• Wind resistance and water-tightness testing
• Materials inspection for facade durability and safety
Module 8: Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) Systems
• Quality checks for HVAC, electrical, and plumbing installations
• Ensuring fire safety compliance in MEP systems
• Coordination between MEP and structural elements
Module 9: Fire Safety and Emergency Systems
• Quality control for fireproofing materials and systems
• Inspection of fire detection, alarm, and sprinkler systems
• Compliance with fire evacuation and safety regulations
Module 10: Finishing Works Quality Management
• Inspection of flooring, plastering, painting, and tiling
• Quality standards for internal and external finishes
• Addressing common defects in finishing works
Module 11: Testing, Commissioning, and Handover
• Pre-handover quality inspections and snagging
• Testing of building systems (elevators, lighting, water supply)
• Documentation and certification for quality assurance
Module 12: Quality Audits and Continuous Improvement
• Conducting regular quality audits during construction
• Root cause analysis and corrective actions for quality issues
• Integrating lessons learned for future projects
