Methods for Evaluating the Quality of Building Materials and the Competitiveness of Industrial Firms

Abstract

The ISO 9000 family of international standards serves as the foundation for a quality management system model that is widely accepted worldwide. The article's goal is to demonstrate how a construction firm may improve its quality and product management system to gain a competitive edge in the contemporary market. We believe that the best way to address the issue is to put the ISO 9000 series of international standards into practice. Enhancing the technical level of a product's quality, the quality of its manufacture, the production process, and the quality system itself are all ongoing goals of quality improvement. The writers of the paper provide a created sequence along with a specific strategy for enhancing the organization quality management system. The development of an enterprise quality management system was also approached from a risk-based perspective. The primary research techniques used to evaluate the technical state of specific construction materials are mixed, integrated, and differential techniques. The primary outcomes of the authors' implementation of these methodologies are demonstrated, along with the computation process. The article then offers a methodology for determining the product quality level, which is assessed using a collection of metrics that excludes economic variables.