Preparing for the ASQ Certified Construction Quality Manager (CCQM) exam requires more than just reading through the Body of Knowledge. The exam is open-book, but without the right reference material, navigating during the test can be challenging and time-consuming. A concise, well-organized reference can make a measurable difference in performance.About the ASQ CCQM ExamThe ASQ

ASQ CCQM Exam Cheat Sheet

Click to View all 10 Videos The ASQ Certified Construction Quality Manager (CCQM) is a newly introduced credential from the American Society for Quality, launched in early 2025. Designed for professionals managing quality throughout construction projects, this certification covers the complete lifecycle of a project, including pre-contract planning, procurement, execution, and closeout.The first official exam

ASQ CCQM – Certified Construction Quality Manager Exam Guide

Construction projects are inherently complex, involving multiple teams, stakeholders, and dynamic challenges. Learning from past experiences is essential to improving efficiency, reducing risks, and enhancing overall project performance. One of the most effective methods for capturing lessons learned and driving continuous improvement is the After-Action Review (AAR).An AAR is a structured process designed to assess

After-Action Reviews (AAR) in Construction

Organizations face a critical strategic decision when structuring their inspection programs: should they build internal capabilities for self-performed inspections or leverage external expertise through third-party services? This choice significantly impacts resource allocation, quality outcomes, and overall supply chain resilience. The Strategic Importance of Supplier InspectionsSupplier inspections represent more than just quality checkpoints; they embody an organization’s

Supplier Inspections: Self-Performed vs. Third-Party Approaches

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices have become a critical component of construction quality management. The increasing emphasis on sustainability, ethical business practices, and corporate accountability is transforming how construction projects are designed, executed, and managed. Organizations are expected to incorporate green building certifications, social responsibility programs, and governance frameworks to enhance long-term project viability

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) in Construction
Construction Pre-Control Checklists: Enhancing Quality Before Work Begins