Quality Times Articles for Woodworkers
Introducing Zach Deas, 2019 QCC Chair
In January Zach Deas, president of Deas Millwork, succeeded Michael McNulty, Sr. of Millwork One as the 2019 Chair of the Quality Certification Corporation (QCC).
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QCP’s “Individual Drafting Accreditation” Assists Company’s Market Expansion
Recently I traveled to Merchants Fixture in Ashland, Virginia, a casework and millwork manufacturer which several months earlier had applied for Quality Certification Program (QCP) licensing, and was now ready for the required inspection of its work samples and facilities.
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QCP Stats & Fast Facts
The Quality Certification Program (QCP) continued its pattern of steady growth as the chart below illustrates.
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Introducing QCC’s 2018 Chair, Mike McNulty
2018 began with Michael R. McNulty, Sr. taking the helm as elected Chair of the Quality Certification Corporation.
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Case Study: QCP Project Inspection Using Remote Technology
With product specification, fabrication and installation deliveries looming, QCP Licensees are under enormous pressure to juggle time-sensitive schedules that accommodate customers.
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QCP Licenses: Which Ones Are Right for You?
Architectural woodwork firms which have experienced the Quality Certification Program (QCP) licensing process have some institutional knowledge of the cost and effort required to accomplish that goal.
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QCP Launches Virtual Inspections: Simplify the Process!
The Quality Certification Program (QCP) has been employing Virtual Inspection technology by utilizing two similar vehicles, Facetime on the Apple platform and Skype on the PC platform.
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A+ Session: A Conversation about Architectural Woodwork
How does a design professional know if the owner is receiving what was specified and contracted for?
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