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Ruling the world of quality

We have strict quality control measures in place. Hoysala is dedicated to provide its customers with services that comply with international standards of quality. We have a host of procedures, processes, checklists and templates that we implement at every stage of the building process, designed to be in accordance with international quality control requirements. These procedures are constantly updated, regularly audited and reviewed annually.

Hoysala employs the following quality control strategies:

• Risk Avoidance

Use of work methods and materials with lesser risk potential is employed, keeping in mind that all requirements are to be complied with.


• Risk Transfer

Wherever the consequences of the risks are high, such risks are covered with relevant insurance policies, which compensate for any losses incurred as a result of accidents.


• Risk Reduction

Risks are reduced as far as possible by appropriate analysis of data.


• Risk Retention

Wherever a risk cannot be avoided due to the nature of work and where the Risk transfer and Risk Reduction cannot be economically employed then such risks are retained. However, proper controls are established and implemented.