| American Society for Quality Section 209 Northeast Pennsylvania Section (Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, and Hazleton)  |
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Section business plan (Excel file)
Course announcements, March 2005 (Word document)
Quality technician of the year
Posted 8 August 2005 Download the course announcements as a Word for Windows document.
Certification Review Courses
| Exam month (see www.asq.org for specific dates) and start times for the certification reviews (beginning of month) |
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| Certification |
March 4, 2006 | June | October 22, 2005 | December 3, 2005 |
| Calibration Technician (CCT) |
October |
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| Mechanical Inspector (CMI) |
January | August |
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| Quality Improvement Associate (CQIA) |
October | |||
| Quality Technician (CQT) |
January | August | ||
| Quality Engineer (CQE) |
October | |||
| Quality Auditor (CQA) |
October | |||
| Quality Manager (CQM, CMQOE) |
January | August | ||
| Reliability Engineer (CRE) |
January |
August | ||
| Six Sigma Black Belt (CSSBB) |
January | August | ||
Certification should be the goal of all quality professionals. Certification is a formal recognition by ASQ that an individual has demonstrated proficiency within and comprehension of a specified body of knowledge. Certification is an investment in your career and in the future of your employer. (You do not have to be a member of ASQ to achieve certification).
TOPICS
COVERED: Quality Basics, Teams Problem Solving
and Continuous Improvement.
WHEN: Classes will start the in March and continue
through June with an overview before the examination on Saturday
June 4, 2005.
WHERE: To be announced
WHO: Anyone interested in improving
their Quality Improvement skills.
COST: CQIA will be 8 sessions $320.00 (Primer and Solution Texts Included)
TEXT: Quality Council of Indiana CQIA primers. (Included in
the above cost)
INSTRUCTORS: Certified
CQMgr's., CRE's, CQE’s and CQT’s
ASQ Section 209 reserves the right to change, modify course content, or cancel courses. Courses will be held dependent on a minimum number of students. Conversely, a maximum number of registrants will be allowed based on facility capacity, so you may want to register early.
Contact Bill Levinson at 570-824-1986 or by
email, theboss "at" ct-yankee.com by March 21, 2005 if you are interested. Site and day(s) for the
training will be determined by the geographic location of the attendees.
ASQ Section 209 will offer Certified Quality Engineer
(CQE) study course . Those wishing to
take the exam must register with ASQ before April 1, 2005. Application fee is $210.00 for members and
$360.00 for nonmembers meeting minimum certification requirements, payment must
accompany the application. Call ASQ at 800-248-1946 for an
application packet or Contact
Bill Levinson at 570-824-1986 for information.
Certification should be the goal of all quality
professionals. Certification is a formal recognition by ASQ that an individual
has demonstrated proficiency within and comprehension of a specified body of
knowledge. Certification is an investment in your career and in the future of
your employer. (You do not have to be a member of ASQ to achieve
certification).
WHEN: Classes will start the in March and continue
through June with an overview before the examination on Saturday
June 4, 2005.
WHERE: To be announced
WHO: Anyone interested in improving
their Quality Engineering skills.
TOPICS COVERED: Management
& Leadership; Quality Systems; Planning, controlling & Assuring Product
& Process Quality; Reliability & Risk Management; Problem Solving &
Quality Improvement; and Quantitative Methods.
COST: CQE will be 12 sessions, $480.00 (Primer and Solution Texts Included)
TEXT: Quality Council
of Indiana CQE primers and solution texts. (Included in the above cost)
INSTRUCTORS: ASQ Section 209
Certified CQE’s, CSSBB’s or CRE’s
ASQ Section 209 reserves the right to change, modify course content, or cancel courses. Courses will be held dependent on a minimum number of students. Conversely, a maximum number of registrants will be allowed based on facility capacity, so you may want to register early.
Contact Bill Levinson at 570-824-1986 or by
email, theboss "at" ct-yankee.com by March 11, 2005 if you are
interested. Site and day(s) for the training will be determined by the
geographic location of the attendees.
ASQ, Section 209 will offer Certified Quality Auditor
(CQA) study course starting in March for the June 4, 2005
examination. Those wishing to
take the exam must register with ASQ before April 1, 2005 Application fee is $210.00 for members and
$360.00 for nonmembers meeting minimum certification requirements and must
accompany the application. Call ASQ at 800-248-1946 for an
application packet or Contact
Bill Levinson at 570-824-1986 for information.
Certification should be the goal of all quality
professionals. Certification is a formal recognition by ASQ that an individual
has demonstrated proficiency within and comprehension of a specified body of
knowledge. Certification is an investment in your career and in the future of your
employer. (You do not have to be a member of ASQ to achieve certification).
WHEN: Classes will start the in March and continue
through June with an overview before the examination on Saturday
June 4, 2005.
WHERE: To be announced
WHO: Anyone interested in improving
their Quality Auditing skills.
TOPICS COVERED: Ethics, Professional Conduct, &
Liability Issues; Audit Preparation; Audit Performance; Corrective Action
Follow-Up and Closure; Audit Program Management; General Knowledge &
Skills.
COST: CQA will be 8 sessions $320.00 (Primer and Solution Texts Included)
TEXT: Quality Council
of Indiana CQA primers and solution texts. (Included in the above cost)
INSTRUCTORS: ASQ Section 209
Certified CQMgr., CSSBB, CQE’s and CQA’s
ASQ Section 209 reserves the right to change, modify course content, or cancel courses. Courses will be held dependent on a minimum number of students. Conversely, a maximum number of registrants will be allowed based on facility capacity, so you may want to register early.
Contact Bill Levinson at 570-824-1986 or by
email, theboss "at" ct-yankee.com by March 11, 2005 if you are
interested. Site and day(s) for the training will be determined by the
geographic location of the attendees.
ASQ, Section 209 will offer Certified Software Quality
Engineer (CSQE) study courses starting in March for the June 5, 2004
examinations. Those wishing to
take the exam must register with ASQ before April 2, 2004 Application fee is $180.00 for members and
$285.00 for nonmembers meeting minimum certification requirements and must
accompany the application. Call ASQ at 800-248-1946 for an
application packet or contact Joe Caylor 570-457-7485 for an application.
Certification should be the goal of all quality
professionals. Certification is a formal recognition by ASQ that an individual
has demonstrated proficiency within and comprehension of a specified body of
knowledge. Certification is an investment in your career and in the future of
your employer. (You do not have to be a member of ASQ to achieve
certification).
WHEN: Classes will start the in March and continue
through June with an overview before the examination on Saturday
June 5, 2004.
WHERE: To be announced
WHO: Anyone interested in improving
their Quality Auditing skills.
TOPICS COVERED: General Knowledge, Conduct, and Ethics;
Software Quality Management; Software Engineering Processes; Program &
Project Management; Software Metrics, Measurement & Analytical Methods;
Software Verification and Validation; Software Configuration Management;
COST: CQA will be 12 sessions $480.00 (Primer and Solution Texts Included)
TEXT: Quality Council
of Indiana CQA primers and solution texts. (Included in the above cost)
INSTRUCTORS: ASQ Section 209
Certified CSQE’s, CQMgr., CSSBB, CQE’s
ASQ Section 209 reserves the right to change, modify course content, or cancel courses. Courses will be held dependent on a minimum number of students. Conversely, a maximum number of registrants will be allowed based on facility capacity, so you may want to register early.
Contact Bill Levinson at 570-824-1986 or by
email, theboss "at" ct-yankee.com by March 11, 2005 if you are interested. Site and day(s) for the
training will be determined by the geographic location of the attendees.
ASQ, Section 209 will offer Certified
Calibration Technician (CCT) study course starting in March
for the June 4, 2005 examination.
Those wishing to take the exam must register with ASQ before
April 1, 2005 Application fee is $155.00
for members and $305.00 for nonmembers meeting minimum certification
requirements and must accompany the application. Call ASQ at
800-248-1946 for an application packet or Contact Bill Levinson at 570-824-1986 for information.
Certification should be the goal of all quality
professionals. Certification is a formal recognition by ASQ that an individual
has demonstrated proficiency within and comprehension of a specified body of
knowledge. Certification is an investment in your career and in the future of
your employer. (You do not have to be a member of ASQ to achieve
certification).
WHEN: Classes will start the in March and continue
through June with an overview before the examination on Saturday
June 4, 2005.
WHERE: To be announced
WHO: Anyone interested in improving
their Quality Calibration skills.
TOPICS COVERED: General Metrology; Measurement Systems;
Calibration Systems; Applied Math and Statistics; Quality Systems and
Standards; Uncertainty.
COST: CCT will be 8 sessions $320.00 (Primer and Solution Texts Included)
TEXT: Quality Council
of Indiana CQA primers and solution texts. (Included in the above cost)
INSTRUCTORS: ASQ Section 209
Certified CQMgr., CSSBB, CRE, CQE, and CCT’s
ASQ Section 209 reserves the right to change, modify course content, or cancel courses. Courses will be held dependent on a minimum number of students. Conversely, a maximum number of registrants will be allowed based on facility capacity, so you may want to register early.