Eva Moraliyska
I am working in a construction company in Ireland as a quality administrator and studying construction management.
Location Ireland
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Eva Moraliyska made a comment
Manufacturing is different that construction. Supply chain management in construction is vital. In construction SCM is more dificult because there are many different subcontractors and suppliers involved. Manufacturing is done in diferent environment. Construction projects are unique. Every project has diferent location, diferent and many parties involved,...
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Eva Moraliyska made a comment
The most important is willingness to change from the parties involved. If they don't understand that change is needed for better and are not creative and don't have desire to make change then the change will not happen.
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Eva Moraliyska made a comment
Hi all,
Many thanks to all involved organizing this course. Well organized and structured. As a new in construction quality area I enjoyed the course and learned from all here - organizers and people who participate with comments. Didn't have chance to make many comments but red all. After all I decided to write my dissertation for construction quality and... -
Eva Moraliyska made a comment
From procurement, ensuring the right products and materials are used, through education and non-stop communication with all stakeholders.
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I agree, but the problem is that some developers they understand what the consequences can be and even that they build with poor quality, sell the property, get the money, close/liquidate the company and then after a bit time when the deffects are shown they are not responsible because they are gone ... That's a fresh example with pyrites problems in Ireland....
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Eva Moraliyska made a comment
Hi all, I started working as a quality administrator in a construction company 6 months ago and I am very interested learn and improve in this area. I am a student as well (Construction management.
Thanks to CIOB Academy for this course. Much needed. -
Eva Moraliyska made a comment
Construction quality matters first of all because of avoiding incidents and saving people's lives, reduce issues from clients and make them happy, which from the other hand will bring more clients, new contracts, more work and reputation. It's circle - if you invest more you get more.
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Eva Moraliyska replied to Jesmond Chetcuti
Agree with Jesmont. Just want to add that quality also matters because of avoiding incidents as Grenfell and the Edinburgh schools, where peoples died and children lives were at high risk. Healt & Safety first!
