Four controls, two pipes, and one coordination
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That person has the relevant information; I’m not quite sure. Please advise me.
“\"Four controls, two management aspects, and one coordination\" – an abbreviation for the main tasks of a supervision engineer during the process of project supervision； ““Four controls” – quality control, schedule control, cost control, and safety control; “Two managements” – contract management and information management; “One coordination” – various coordination efforts on site, including coordination between different organizations as well as within an organization ； Inter-organizational coordination generally aims to resolve the contradictions and conflicts among the various parties involved in a project, while internal coordination focuses on addressing the issues arising within the supervision agency itself as well as between the supervision agency and the supervisory firms. There are also discussions on this issue in the forum; you can check out: http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=351489 and http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=230519 for reference!
To be precise, it should be \"three controls\" – quality control, schedule control, and cost control – and \"three managements\" – safety management, contract management, and information management
Agree with the person above; safety should be about management, not control.
Here too it’s three controls, three pipes, and one coordination; in fact, no matter what it’s called, it still involves these same elements, similar to the concept of three connections and one leveling, or five connections and one leveling