This total quality management example illustrates what your total quality management plan should or will look like, and is free to use and edit for your company and projects.

The purpose and premise of total quality management is to continuously improve and iterate on your organisation's ability to deliver quality assets, projects - and ultimately deliver quality to your customers.

Total quality management has become an increasingly popular construction management practice, as focusing on construction inputs and processes with total quality management plans and checklists - or following a process-oriented approach to project delivery leads to better results for all involved.

Today, more than ever, construction companies must be focused on looking for opportunities to improve, rather than simply monitoring what's happening on their projects. For this reason, more and more companies are utilising quality management systems and softwares which improve their processes, records and allow them to track what's happening to make better decisions about how to improve.

The total quality management example you see to the right is an example of what construction and industrial companies use to prepare for and optimise project quality. This quality management plan comes pre-built with the framework and fields you'll need for a standard project quality management plan, and it can be customised and edited to suit your company and projects.

If you're looking for a framework which enables you to outline and document your total quality management approach for your company, quality compliance and your clients, then use this example for free now.