Globally, incidents of injury and health hazard rates are significantly higher in the construction industry than in any other industry. For example, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) estimated that about 4% of construction workers suffer from a work-related illness every year, while 3% suffer from a work-related injury. Owing to this, they constantly help develop preventive measures that will avoid significant harm and crisis. 

Construction site employers must provide a safe work environment to every construction worker, as construction sites can be dangerous, hazardous, and toxic for them. Hence, organizations carry out safety audits to ensure the workplace is always a safe space for workers.

Quality management refers to all the measures undertaken to uphold a desired level of excellence in all aspects of services to satisfy customers’ demands. As a result, a quality management system (QMS) refers to the collection of processes that businesses deploy to maintain customer satisfaction by following quality objectives and policies. 

When a firm adopts a mature QMS, it creates a complex network of resources, procedures, and regulations to lead them toward one singular objective: delivering the best and a consistent version of their product.