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Forums | | Quality Control |
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thall | Posted - 20 December 2002 10:48    Insert new message here...As Quality Control Manager, Inspector and Trainer I am always looking to update our standards and quality assurance.Any references or guidance would be greatly appreciated. |
dyoungkeit5 | Posted - 24 March 2000 13:32 Quality results in durability. Anyone in the new home building market will get a head start if they adopt the 2004 building code for durability now. The code will include: 1.All outer wall studs connected with truss plates. 2.All structural sheathing attached with screws. screws are now available with strips for strip gun drivers) 3.Prime lateral load outer wall sheathing will be directly under the drywall. 4.All shell drywall attached before interior walls are started. Local contractors will find that larger than truss subassemblies will slowly become available at truss factories using the CAM part of CAD CAM Dean Youngkeit 21 North 100 East Willard, Utah 84340-0041 (435)734-0681 young@brigham.net See all links at: http://www.gemshellhouses.bigstep.com |
ecaldeira | Posted - 30 March 2000 11:12 A broad variety of residential construction quality assurance topics are addressed on our web site at www.nahbrc.org/quality , including many articles, links, and quality resources. You can get detailed information on specific quality topics by calling the free ToolBase Hotline at 800-898-2842. Topics include ISO 9000, customer satisfaction surveys, partnering, and total quality. If you have a particular interest in a topic I may be able to point you the sources that may interest you. |