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CHAPTER ONE This Chapter aims to introduce the research topic. The introduction section sets the scene of the literature reviews. First by providing the interests in the area of study include an overview of the global industry and narrow down focusing to the context of the study in Malaysia (Perry, 2010). The background section presents the research worthy problem. The purpose section justifies the importance to study the problem. 1.1 Background of Study According to Gerard M. Hill (2008), Quality Management Plan describes how the project team will implement its quality policy and practices on the current project. It include identification of quality requirements for direct and indirect project deliverables, specifies the technical review and threshold values of quality control, and identifies the quality assurance activities to be …show more content…

Does the contractor aware of the PQP implementation in construction projects? 2. How effective is the PQP in construction project? 3. What are the relevant SOPs and Inspection Checklists compliances written in the PQP during construction project? 1.4 Scope of Research Propositions are statements of relationship among concepts (Zikmund et al., 2010 & Berg, 2009). A proposition is a testable statement (Denzin, 2011). Guided by these authorities, the three (3) research questions were translated to three (3) propositions as follows: Research Intention 1 The Developers and Consultant is placing high priority on the level of awareness of PQP implementation in construction project Research Intention 2 The Developers in Malaysia is placing high priority on the effectiveness of PQP in construction project Research Intention 3 Compliances of all relevant SOPs and Inspection Checklists written in the PQP to be implemented at site during execution

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