ASQ Hamilton

The American Society for Quality is the worldwide leader in the development, promotion and application of quality and quality technologies for the quality profession and the private sector, for government and academia.

It's goal is: To create a greater awareness of the need for quality, to promote research and the development of standards, and to provide educational opportunities to ensure product and service excellence through improved quality.

The mission of the Hamilton Section of the American Society for Quality (Section 0400) is to provide a forum for our members to facilitate their continued learning, networking and problem solving in the quality sciences.

This mission is accomplished through regular section meetings, plant tours, information bulletins, our website and the active support of our local college and university quality education programs.

ASQ is headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and was founded in 1946. Since that time membership has grown from 1000 to over 130,000 members operating in Canada, South America, Mexico and the United States. There is a total of 251 sections or local chapters, 21 technical divisions and four technical committees as well as an international section with members around the world.

ASQ has operated in Canada since 1948 and today there are 15 sections. We are part of Canada's quality network including such organizations as the National Quality Institute that operates the annual Canadian Awards of Excellence and SPIN -Software Process Improvement Network.

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Click to view: Hamilton ASQ members enjoyed a tour of Hamilton Waterworks on October 21/08 and learned about the Drinking Water Quality Management System

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