Two key principles characterize Quality Plans: "Fit for Purpose"—the building is suitable for its final use, and "Right First Time"—defects and mistakes should be eliminated during the construction process. QA/QC includes government and private industry regulation of the quality of materials, assemblies, components, and services related to production (i.e. subcontractor or vendor performance) and inspection procedures. A Quality Plan can be completely automated in LATISTA Field.

Quality Assurance refers to planned, systematic production processes that provide confidence that a facility and its contents will meet owner requirements and fulfill its intended function. Owners want to understand the systems their contractors have developed will ensure their facility will meet their quality requirements and finish without delays from quality related issues. Our contractor customers often have employed a "zero defect" policy and are developing corporate-level quality initiatives. LATISTA Field is a powerful solution in achieving your quality standards.

Beginning quality inspections earlier in the project cycle is a proven concept to eliminate defects. With this, outstanding issues are kept at a manageable level throughout the phases. The use of BIM technology and porting BIM specifications and data to the field can also assist in reducing errors during construction.

At LATISTA, we believe in the concept of Total Quality Management (TQM) and that the construction industry needs processes for “continuous improvement.” LATISTA Field records the data on quality inspections and results and can be used to evaluate performance. .