An exploration of innovative audit models for the whole-process tracking audit of prefabricated building projects
Keran Wang
The University of Queensland
DOI: https://doi.org/10.59429/pest.v8i2.14479
Keywords: prefabricated building; full-process tracking audit; model innovation; BIM technology; risk prevention and control
Abstract
This paper based on the perspective of the entire life cycle of prefabricated buildings, sorts out the core connotation and characteristics of whole-process tracking audits, analyzes the pain points of current audit work in terms of concepts, processes, technologies, talent, and guarantee mechanisms, and explores innovative paths for audit models by combining digital technologies such as BIM and the Internet of Things. It constructs a whole-process audit system of "pre-judgment, in-process control, and post-review," verifies the feasibility of the innovative model with practical cases, and incorporates architecture diagrams and tables to enhance professionalism, providing theoretical and practical references for improving the audit quality of prefabricated buildings and promoting the standardized development of the industry.
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