Who is responsible for preparing the Quality Control Plan?

The contractor is primarily responsible for preparing the Quality Control Plan. This is because the Quality Control Plan is a key component of the contractor's approach to ensuring that all work meets specified standards and requirements. It details the processes, procedures, and measures that the contractor will implement to monitor quality throughout the project.

The contractor's intimate knowledge of their operations, staffing, resources, and project requirements equips them to develop an effective plan tailored to the specific needs of the project. By laying out how quality will be maintained and verified, the contractor demonstrates their commitment to delivering a high-quality product and adhering to applicable regulations and standards.

While the QC Manager, Inspector Technicians, and Production Manager play significant roles in quality control processes, collaborating with and overseeing the implementation of the Quality Control Plan, it is ultimately the contractor who must take responsibility for its preparation and execution.