Scott Ward first implemented In-Plant WTCA QC in 1998 and has more than a decade of experience with the program.
He reflects on the benefits he first saw when implementing the QC program and how QC helps differentiate his business based on the unique quality of their production.
The In-Plant WTCA QC program’s biggest impact for Ward’s company has been training employees and reducing customer product issues and related costs.
In addition to implementing a QC program and training staff, another good way to increase awareness of quality control issues is by creating QC posters strategically placed throughout the shop floor.
A QC board can use photos or actual material examples to illustrate common QC dos and don’ts.
Work is underway to revise and reaffirm Chapter 3 of the ANSI/TPI 1 standard on quality control.