Tecnologia da Informação e Comunicação (TIC) Aplicada ao Controle de Qualidade de Obras – Estudo de Caso

Böes, Jeferson Spiering; Patzlaff, Jeferson Ost

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“…For the construction phase of the work, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation (EMF, 2017) indicates the adoption of technology as an important tool for implementation of the principles of CE. Technologies facilitate quality control, which reduces problems, pathological manifestations, and, consequently, residues (3R principle) generated during all stages of the work (Böes and Patzlaff, 2016). Aware of that, the CNI indicated the intention of investment in technological innovations by the companies in the construction sector (CNI, 2015).…”

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“…These rules are the basis for recent regulations issued by the Brazilian federal government seeking to spread more uses of this tool. Initially, Federal Decree 9.337:2018 was entitled 'BIM's National Dissemination Strategy' and proposed nine specific objectives to promote investment conditions and model diffusion in the country (Böes, 2019). More recently, Federal Decree 10.306:2020 established the mandatory implementation of BIM on federal public constructions built from the year 2021.…”

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Circular economy in Brazilian construction industry: Current scenario, challenges and opportunities

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The effective implantation of the circular economy (CE) presents a great challenge to the industrial sectors, mostly in those of greater environmental impact, such as construction industry. In Brazil, this industry has been growing over the last 20 years; however, such growth was based on an extractivist economy without any consideration to the end of its products lifespan. Only in 2017, 45 million tonnes of construction and demolition waste were generated in the country. This paper presents the current context of public policies in the Brazilian construction industry and proposes initiatives to introduce principles of CE. An exploratory study was developed, and all the 45 references presented in Appendix A of the review paper of Benachio et al. were considered to draw new ideas. These ideas are related and compared to key points in Brazilian regulations. Twelve opportunities for the improvement are listed and organized by construction stages (planning and design, materials manufacturing, construction processes, use and demolition). The ones related to design and planning using Green building information modelling, and materials manufacturing with recycled waste are highlighted due to the existing actions, standards, and Federal legislation. It was found that some sectors and the government already have actions related to CE (based on the 3R principle), but still there are several initiatives needed for its effective implementation in the Brazilian construction industry.

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“…O compilado das respostas obtidas para esses pontos também foi transcrito e apresentado no Quadro 5. De acordo com Böes et al (2016), há uma concordância ao fato dos métodos tradicionais de coleta de informação das FVS estão ultrapassados e que não têm mais confiança e segurança em relação às suas informações. O que se dá pelo fato das fichas físicas serem preenchidas por várias pessoas, e estas possuírem diferentes métodos para o preenchimento, o que causa uma divergência e falta de padronização, que acaba por se tornar outro problema relacionado ao controle das informações geradas.…”

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Estudo Do Uso Das Fichas De Verificação De Serviço Digital Em Empresas Goianienses

Eterna Taveira e Silva,

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Nos últimos anos, especialmente no atual contexto de pandemia, observa-se uma evolução no interesse sobre a utilização de tecnologias digitais em canteiros, a exemplo do crescimento de ações voltadas à adoção do BIM, as iniciativas visando à capacitação profissional para a realização de projetos e obras, e as discussões em torno da utilização integrada das tecnologias digitais. A Ficha de Verificação de Serviço (FVS) Digital é uma dessas tecnologias, sendo uma ferramenta de controle e gestão dos serviços executados mais efetivamente se comparada com as fichas tradicionais. Assim, o objetivo deste trabalho é estudar, por meio de entrevistas via Google meet e visitas nos canteiros, o uso desta tecnologia por algumas empresas goianienses, levantando as motivações, dificuldades, adaptabilidade e os ganhos que elas tiveram ao implantar a FVS digital nos seus canteiros. Analisando as respostas dos entrevistados tanto nas reuniões online quanto nas visitas nas obras, é notável que a FVS digital consegue resolver muitos dos problemas de controle e gerenciamento dos serviços executados em obra, como a agilidade das inspeções, a facilidade de visualização e controle dos dados obtidos e a diminuição no volume de papel gerado, mas ainda há alguns conflitos em relação à tecnologias e seus usuários e o setor, como a problemas na assimilação da ferramenta por alguns usuários e o preenchimento das plataformas em si.

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Information and communication technology (ICT) applied to quality control to secure performance and compliance in project lifespan

Böes

Patzlaff

2016

J Build Rehabil

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The validity of the NBR 15575: 2013 has been promoting changes in the construction industry involving the entire production chain, especially regarding the design process, either through steps such as the choice of components and construction systems or in the pursuit of certification construction systems and products, by manufacturers, so that their inputs and components applicable to residential buildings meet the said standard. However, the construction phase also plays a key role in ensuring that the requirements in the project are met. Faced with this context, since the implementation of a Quality Control, you can monitor and manage the enforcement proceedings, seeking and ensuring that these constructive systems to run properly, attesting to the quality of the enterprise as a whole. In this sense, this study points to the use of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in Quality Control, through the use of current technologies in order to meet compliance with the established requirements and ensure the VUP (Project Lifespan) of edification. Conclusively, the quality control applied during the implementation phase improves the works of production levels with the highest degree of quality, thereby increasing its Lifespan and generating the expected durability.

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Tecnologia da Informação e Comunicação (TIC) Aplicada ao Controle de Qualidade de Obras – Estudo de Caso

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Circular economy in Brazilian construction industry: Current scenario, challenges and opportunities

Circular economy in Brazilian construction industry: Current scenario, challenges and opportunities

Estudo Do Uso Das Fichas De Verificação De Serviço Digital Em Empresas Goianienses

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