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1.0 PURPOSE
Quality is a characteristic that all FasTracks projects (designs and construction) must
have. Quality consists of three components: Quality Requirements (QR), Quality Control
(QC), and Quality Assurance (QA). The purpose of this procedure is to describe these
elements of Quality and how they will apply to FasTracks projects.
2.0 SCOPE
The Quality QR-QC-QA Procedure defines the three quality components, lists the Quality
Requirements that are expected to be used for the design of FasTracks projects,
describes the Quality Control methods to ensure those Quality Requirements are met, and
outlines Quality Assurance actions taken to guarantee a quality end product is achieved.
3.0 RESPONSIBILITY
4.0 REFERENCES
5.0 PROCEDURES
Quality Requirements are defined in RTD’s Quality Assurance Program Plan, which
is based on the International Quality Standard ISO 9001. Project specific
requirements may be included in the contracted scope of work and may also be
found in the following criteria, procedure, regulation, and guideline documents:
A. All designs must meet the Quality Requirements for design. In-house designs
shall follow the Quality Control procedure outlined in this section. Outside
designs shall follow the Quality Control procedures established by the outside
design consultants and approved by RTD.
B. Quality Control is ensured by the following:
• Develop Engineering Design Guidelines and Procedures.
• Follow the Engineering Design Guidelines and Procedures.
• Use designer checklists.
• Perform reasonable and prudent self-checks of all design work.
• Seek peer review back-checks of all design work.
• Seek inter-disciplinary reviews thru coordination meetings.
• Place designer name on all design work (plans, calculations, estimates).
C. Peer review / independent checks for FasTracks designs shall be done on an
official check-print set (drawings, calculations, estimates), and shall be signed
and dated by the peer-reviewer. The check-prints shall be color coded as
follows:
• Yellow highlight = Good
• Red = Delete
• Green = Add
• Blue = Back Check
• Black = Comments
After the design is color coded by the peer-reviewer, the first check-print shall
go back to the designer to fix all mistakes and design flaws, and then shall be
reviewed a second time by the peer-reviewer. When a check-print is
completed, the entire check-print should be highlighted in yellow.
D. Peer-review check-prints shall be completed for all submittals at and above the
50% design phase.
E. Checkprints shall be filed with the project documents in RTD’s document
control and kept until the completion of RTD FasTracks Program.
A. All designs (by both in-house staff and outside consultants) must demonstrate
a level of Quality Control in order to prove that Quality Requirements have
been met for the project. Review of in-house designs shall follow the Quality
6.0 ATTACHMENTS
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7 APPROVAL
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8 REVISION RECORD
Rev 0 Page 11
5 October 2007
QC CHECK-PRINT COLOR CODE
incorrect
Strike in RED everything that is incollect or needs to be deleted.
Back-check in BLUE.
All comments that do not require edits are to be made in BLACK ink or
pencil.
Form 11-1
Rev 0 October 2007
INTERNAL QA CHECK-STAMPS
Form 11-2
Rev 0 October 2007
QA VERIFICATION FORM
Outstanding Issues:
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Form 11-3
Rev 0 October 2007