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ASQ CCQM Exam Syllabus Topics:
| Section | Weight | Objectives |
|---|---|---|
| Topic 1: Pre-contract Phase | 8% | - Bid evaluation and finalization - Project delivery, contract and payment models - Contractual requirements and specifications |
| Topic 2: Operations and Maintenance | 3% | - Sustaining quality performance - Business continuity and reliability |
| Topic 3: Construction Phase | 23% | - Destructive and nondestructive testing - Nonconformity management and corrective action - Compliance and regulatory management - Quality plan deployment and execution - Process control and monitoring |
| Topic 4: Project Turnover and Closeout | 7% | - Lessons learned and continuous improvement - Handover procedures and acceptance - Documentation and record management |
| Topic 5: Planning Phase | 18% | - Strategic quality planning - Quality audits and assessments - Quality management systems (QMS) for construction - Resource planning and analysis |
| Topic 6: Design Phase | 12% | - Design inputs and requirements - Design review and validation process - Quality control in design development - Design outputs and documentation |
| Topic 7: Quality Manager Skills | 13% | - Quality tools and techniques - ASQ Code of Ethics and professional conduct - Communication and stakeholder management - Leadership and team management |
| Topic 8: Procurement Phase | 9% | - Quality inspection and acceptance criteria - Risk management in procurement - Quality requirements for materials and services - Supplier qualification and evaluation |
CCQM Exam Details, Version Policy and Customer Perks
- Project Turnover and Closeout (7%)
- Quality Manager Skills (13%)
- Pre-contract Phase (8%)
ASQ Certified Construction Quality Manager Sample Questions:
What should an evaluation system prioritize to address compliance risks from evolving regulation requirements in a construction project?
- A. The frequency of inspections and the number of passed inspections
- B. A focus on reducing the likelihood of noncompliance penalties during the project
- C. The ability to track regulatory changes and update procedures accordingly
- D. The thoroughness of compliance audits and the internal reporting of issues
Correct Answer: C 🗳️
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Why is it important to relate functional and nonfunctional requirements to industry standards during the design phase of construction projects?
- A. To simplify the design process by strictly adhering to the most common industry standards
- B. To allow for greater flexibility when deviating from standard practices when client preferences differ
- C. To reduce the importance of custom requirements in favor of more generic industry solutions
- D. To ensure the project complies with regulatory requirements and achieves industry benchmarks
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
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Which of the following contract types is typically used for small projects where the scope is clear and unlikely to change?
- A. Lump sum
- B. Joint venture
- C. Subcontract
- D. Purchase order
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
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What is the best method for evaluating the success of integrating mutually accepted design modifications into a construction agreement?
- A. Measure how quickly the changes are implemented into the ongoing project
- B. Assess the number of additional changes requested after the initial agreement
- C. Check if the changes result in immediate cost savings
- D. Evaluate whether the contractual revisions reflect the agreed-upon changes accurately
Correct Answer: D 🗳️
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When is retaining certain risks internally a viable and effective strategy?
- A. When the cost of mitigating the risk exceeds the potential impact
- B. When all project stakeholders agree to share the burden of the risk equally
- C. When the organization wants to avoid using external consultants
- D. When risks are fully understood and can be managed without significant disruption
Correct Answer: A 🗳️
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