Abstract:As modern cities continue to expand their influence, the advantages of subway commuting have become increasingly evident. The civil construction of subway stations is a critical component of subway engineering. After a detailed analysis of three common quality issues encountered in actual construction—including reinforcement at beam-column joints, insufficient rebound strength of concrete components, and waterproofing detail construction problems—we implemented targeted measures. These measures include, but are not limited to, strengthening the control of reinforcement and concrete materials, improving standards for reinforcement processing and installation, strictly adhering to concrete construction processes, enhancing waterproofing construction skills training for workers, cultivating a team of skilled subway construction craftsmen, and clarifying accountability among responsible parties. The implementation of these measures has proven effective in improving the overall quality of civil construction in subway stations.