The Application of the New AWI ANSI Standards and the Quality Certification Program

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Description

About This Program

The Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) is the ANSI accredited Standards Development Organization for Interior architectural millwork. While many are familiar with the previous AWI Standards, the Architectural Woodwork Standard, the newly published ANSI/AWI standards are a departure from the previous standards allowing for more innovation. This requires new ways of specifying to take advantage of what the standards offer along with how the Quality Certification Program can provide the assurance and confidence in a successful interior millwork project.

Session Takeaways

Become better informed about the new AWI Standards
Use AWI Standard advantages to write specifications
Get the lead on using the Quality Certification Program
Explore how the QCP can provide support and verification of interior millwork fabrication and installation

Learning Units

CSI:	1.0 LU*
*May be submitted for domain specific learning units to CDT recertification, and/or general learning units for CCCA, CCS, and CCPR.

Relevant Practices

Design/Engineering/Specifying
Construction Management/Project Execution
Quality Assurance/Quality Control

Contributors

Greg Parham

Vice President of Compliance, AWI Quality Certification Program

Greg oversees the Quality Certification Program. He has over 35 years experience in the woodworking industry. His experience has spanned a variety of woodworking industries including, open plan office furniture, cabinetry, ownership of a custom woodworking business, and operations management in the store fixture and architectural millwork industry. He has been with AWI for the last 12 years. Joining the AWI Quality Certification Program in 2010 as an independent QCP Representative performing inspections in the Northwest, became a full-time staff member as Inspections Manager in 2012 then advancing into his present position in 2021.