STAGES OF ESTABLISHING A QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN THE CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS INDUSTRY AND MANAGEMENT MECHANISMS
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51699/xngwxm71Keywords:
construction materials industry, quality management system, ISO 9001 standard, product quality, production processes, quality control, internal audit, risk-based management, defective products, economic efficiency, competitiveness, continuous improvementAbstract
This article comprehensively examines the theoretical foundations of establishing a quality management system in the construction materials industry, the stages of its implementation, and the mechanisms for its management. During the study, they analyze the influence the quality management system exerts on efficiency in production, product quality, and the competitiveness of the enterprises. The results of the analysis show that the gradual introduction of a quality managing system in accordance with the requirements of the ISO 9001 standard helps to ensure stability of product quality, decrease production costs, while increasing customer satisfaction. In addition, the main mechanisms of quality management system governance— including process-based management, a risk-oriented approach, internal audits, corrective and preventive actions, and continuous improvement methods—are scientifically substantiated.
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