Programme Overview
Achieving and sustaining quality in construction industry in the long run is a complex issue. Inefficient and weak quality management procedures can result in significant financial, material, and time losses. Construction activities should constantly meet the desired levels of performance and possess requested specifications in order to be approved by the project owner and/or the contractor. However, setting and meeting quality objectives require a sound knowledge of processes, legislation, and compliance.
Construction Quality Control Training in Hong Kong thoroughly reviews the fundamentals of construction quality management, addressing core issues that quality control systems are facing. In addition, it emphasizes on essential skills that contemporary construction professionals should possess.
Target Audience
This programme is targeted at:
- Construction Engineers
- Safety Managers
- Inspectors & Facility Engineers
- Project Managers
- Construction Managers
- Quality Assurance and Quality Control professionals.
Programme Objectives
Upon completion of this intensive course, the attendees will be able to:
- Demonstrate knowledge of the theories, principles, and processes in construction quality management
- Employ effective tools and techniques for determining quality problems in site inspection
- Audit and Inspect construction sites and Use the corrective and preventive measures required for quality control
- Improve the organization projects output by enhancing the quality of engineering review
- Apply quality management best practices in construction in terms of both processes and attitudes.
Programme Contents
First Day
- Introduction to Construction Total Quality Management System
- Quality Control, Assurance & Management
- Quality Control Performers
- The Pareto Chart
- Controlling Concrete Quality from Ready-Mix Plant & On-site Casting
- Auditing Construction Site Quality
Second Day
- Recommendations & Limitations for Construction Quality Control
- Variability of Concrete, its properties and materials (Aggregate & Cement)
- Pre-Concreting Preparation
- Steel Bar corrosion
- Statistics & Evaluation of Quality Control Data
- Assessing Construction Quality Grade
Third Day
- Concrete Formwork & Workability Test
- Cube & Cylinder Tests
- Steel Bars Replacement & Applied Load for Steel Structures
- Comparing fresh concrete test versions (Core, Rebound, Lok, Load & Ultrasonic Tests)
- Corrosion Phenomena & Protection system
- Quality Control against corrosion
Fourth Day
- Steel reinforcing
- Quality Control Procedures On-site
- Welding Steel Structure & Its materials
- Quality Control for Equipment Preservation & Installation, Tank & Foundation Construction and machine Installation
- Precautions & Defects in welding Process
Fifth Day
Full day study visit and exposure tour
The entire day will be dedicated to a study tour around selected construction sites of Risalat partner companies. Programme delegates will have a chance to observe the practical application of the material covered in real-time and engage in expert discussions with professionals from the field.
Programme Methodology
Construction Quality Control Training in Hong Kong as an extensive training course will employ a wide variety of contemporary adult learning techniques including panel discussions, individual assignments, case studies, etc. in order to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information. Active participation of each attendee will be strongly encouraged by the consultant. On the last day of the programme, the field visit will be arranged, allowing the delegates to observe the practical appliance of theoretical knowledge covered throughout in-class sessions.
£3,860 per participant · invoice and bank transfer · groups of 5 or more receive a discount
Five or more from one organisation: ask for the group rate on the invoice request.
Ten or more: an in-house version for your institution may cost less per person. Ask for an in-house quote.
Registration closes in 49 days (6 Dec 2026)
Host Country Profile
Being highly densely populated, Hong Kong’s construction industry boasts with experts in slope and high-density design with innovative applications in building materials and exemplary quality control. Hong Kong’s market is diverse and huge, recording nearly 16$ billion in 2021 as gross value of construction works. This figure is only expected to rise as government spending on construction and development programmes is set to rise to 65$ billion over the coming five years.



