Service description
What you need to know for decisions and execution
Service overview / 01
Quality becomes repeatable when everyone shares one picture
Your execution crew is trained on site; acceptance criteria are agreed on a real sample and then checked through staged supervision. The output is a team that knows the criteria and a record that shows the status.
Process / 02
Five steps, from needs analysis to the final report
Supervision means visits at agreed points, not surprises; the program is known in advance.
- Needs analysisCrew level, tools and site conditions
- Hands-on trainingExecuting a sample with the crew, fixing common errors
- Agreeing criteriaDefining control points and acceptance thresholds
- Staged supervisionVisits at agreed stages with recorded status
- Report and wrap-upCorrective items and the final execution status
Deliverables / 03
What do you receive?
Hands-on crew training
Working on a real wall sample, not slides.
Control checklist
Acceptance criteria in the site’s own language.
Stage visits
Supervision at the agreed program points.
Recorded status
Visit evidence for follow-up of corrections.
Corrective items list
A specific list for the crew to act on.
Final report
An execution-quality summary for owner and supervisor.
FAQ / 04
Common questions about this service
How many crew members is the training for?
For the whole execution crew on the project; the training is hands-on and runs alongside real execution.
How long is the training?
Depending on crew level, usually one to two working days on a real sample.
Is supervision on site or remote?
Key visits are on site; between visits, follow-up is based on recorded evidence.
Do you cover projects outside Tehran?
Depending on the project scope and program; conditions are announced and agreed in advance.
