A project to develop a large hydropower plant is in the implementation phase and is managed using a hybrid approach. What should the project manager do to ensure full compliance of quality requirements during the execution phase?

While analyzing quality requirements is a crucial step in the project planning phase, it does not directly ensure compliance during execution. This choice focuses on the initial understanding of what quality standards need to be met rather than the ongoing assessment of the deliverables against those standards.

Planning quality management is an important pre-execution activity that defines the quality standards and processes to be followed. However, merely planning does not guarantee compliance; active monitoring and evaluation during execution are necessary to ensure that the project remains aligned with the established quality criteria throughout its implementation.

Establishing quality policies and procedures is fundamental to setting a framework for quality management. However, this action alone does not ensure compliance during the execution phase. Continuous surveillance of the deliverables is necessary to ensure that these policies and procedures are effectively applied and adhered to in practice.