Author(s)

Keyong Cheng

Corresponding Author

Keyong Cheng

Abstract

Total Quality Management (TQM) is a management model centered on quality that requires the participation of all staff. Its concepts of covering the entire process, controlling all elements, and coordinating among all personnel are highly compatible with the actual needs of housing construction project management. Integrating this model into housing construction project management and quality control not only aligns with the transformation trend of the construction industry from scale expansion to in-depth quality enhancement but also compensates for the shortcomings of traditional management models through full-process control, providing strong support for the high-quality development of the industry. This study starts with the necessity of applying TQM in housing construction projects, analyzes the practical problems currently existing in the management and quality control of housing construction projects, and further explores specific application strategies of this model in key stages such as preliminary project preparation, construction process, and completion acceptance. The aim is to provide a feasible path for improving the overall quality of housing construction projects.

Keywords

Total quality Management, housing construction project, project management, quality Control