Impact Factor (2025): 6.9
DOI Prefix: 10.47001/IRJIET
Many construction projects in Afghanistan have not adopted the requirements and guidelines of construction quality management (CQM) includes quality assurance and quality control, leading to construction quality problems and failing to satisfy final customer demands. This study aims to assess the construction quality management (CQM) practices within the construction projects of Afghanistan, and to propose effective measures for improvement.
Quality management in construction projects encompasses both quality assurance and quality control, which, if implemented properly, improve the quality of construction. However, many hinder effective quality management.
Through a combination of surveys, interviews, and desk research, data were gathered from construction professionals, revealing significant gaps in training and commitment to CQM principles.
After analyzing the data, it came to light that there are currently potential barriers and challenges in attaining the construction quality management requirements in the country, such as insufficient dedication to implementing CQM, coupled with reliance on low-level subcontractors, poor communication, and inadequate training, which contribute to substandard construction quality.
The study concludes with recommendations for better implementation of CQM requirements and guidelines.
Country : Afghanistan
IRJIET, Volume 9, Issue 12, December 2025 pp. 208-214