Engineering Quality and Safety Management and Construction Technologies for High-Risk Projects is grounded in the practical experience of building construction and municipal infrastructure projects. Focusing on quality control, safety governance, and the technical management of high-risk construction works throughout the entire construction process, the book systematically explains the inherent relationships among quality defects, safety hazards, and accident risks. Adopting an integrated approach to quality and safety management, the book emphasizes the need to establish a coordinated and continuous management framework encompassing laws and technical standards, stakeholder responsibilities, technical plans, on-site implementation, inspection and acceptance records, corrective actions, and follow-up verification. This approach facilitates the transition of project management from post-incident response to prevention at source, process control, and closed-loop improvement. Addressing common challenges encountered on construction sites, the book examines such core issues as material quality, the inspection and acceptance of critical procedures and concealed works, risk classification and control, hazard identification and rectification, the preparation and technical review of special construction plans, and dynamic monitoring. It also covers typical high-risk construction scenarios, including deep excavations, formwork support systems, scaffolding, lifting operations, prefabricated components, steel structure erection, confined-space operations, temporary electrical installations, and fire safety. Based on these scenarios, the book presents targeted, practical management approaches and construction techniques. Particular attention is given to integrating management requirements with engineering technologies.
The book highlights early risk identification, the assignment of responsibilities to specific positions, the effective implementation of technical measures, and the traceability of project documentation. It also incorporates emerging technologies and practices-including smart construction sites, digital archives, intelligent monitoring, and early-warning systems-to demonstrate practical pathways for digitally empowered quality and safety governance.