Welcome
Hello Friends!
I hope winter is being kind to everyone, and I really hope that Spring will come early this year to our area. I’m much more into seeing the daffodils and tulips than scraping ice off the windshield of my car!
Our February 11 dinner meeting is sure to be a good one. Our speaker is Jason Brustad, and his topic will be “Collaboration, Communication and Quality: When the U.S. Navy Goes Diving for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.” With a focus on communications and better understanding the styles and standards of others in order to work together effectively and efficiently, Jason will share some of the challenges encountered during his U.S. Navy diving career and how they were addressed, including the retrieval of a Vertical Barrier Screen from the intake side of a power turbine, located in 130 feet of water, on the upstream side of the John Day Dam. The success of this diving operation was vital to both the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Bonneville Power Administration.
Check out the details here – hope you can join us on February 11!
p.s. As we plan meetings and site visits for the remainder of 2020, we are always interested in hearing from our members. What topics are you most interested in? Do you know of some good, local speakers that we might invite to present at one of our meetings? Ideas for site visits/tours? We welcome your input! We also welcome volunteers – please contact me if you would like to become more actively involved in our section activities.
Keep checking back here – and on our other website – for news of future Columbia Basin ASQ events and activities!
I hope winter is being kind to everyone, and I really hope that Spring will come early this year to our area. I’m much more into seeing the daffodils and tulips than scraping ice off the windshield of my car!
Our February 11 dinner meeting is sure to be a good one. Our speaker is Jason Brustad, and his topic will be “Collaboration, Communication and Quality: When the U.S. Navy Goes Diving for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.” With a focus on communications and better understanding the styles and standards of others in order to work together effectively and efficiently, Jason will share some of the challenges encountered during his U.S. Navy diving career and how they were addressed, including the retrieval of a Vertical Barrier Screen from the intake side of a power turbine, located in 130 feet of water, on the upstream side of the John Day Dam. The success of this diving operation was vital to both the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the Bonneville Power Administration.
Check out the details here – hope you can join us on February 11!
p.s. As we plan meetings and site visits for the remainder of 2020, we are always interested in hearing from our members. What topics are you most interested in? Do you know of some good, local speakers that we might invite to present at one of our meetings? Ideas for site visits/tours? We welcome your input! We also welcome volunteers – please contact me if you would like to become more actively involved in our section activities.
Keep checking back here – and on our other website – for news of future Columbia Basin ASQ events and activities!
News
-
Our February 11 dinner meeting is sure to be a good one. Our speaker is Jason Brustad, a retired U.S. Master Diver. His topic is “Collaboration, Communication and Quality: When the U.S. Navy Goes Diving for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.” With a focus on communications and better understanding the styles and standards of others in order to work ... morein Columbia Basin Section on 01/22/2020 02:32 PM
-
JANUARY 2020 Newsletter The January 2020 Columbia Basin ASQ Newsletter is now available. You can also access it in the Newsletters folder here or on our external website morein Columbia Basin Section on 01/22/2020 02:06 PM
-
The December 2019 Columbia Basin ASQ Newsletter is now available. You can also access it in the Newsletters folder here or on our external website . morein Columbia Basin Section on 12/31/2019 02:53 PM
Upcoming Events
Relevance
Recent Discussions
Latest Resources
-
Job Postings
These are Job Postings supplied by local employers for display to ASQ 614 members
Date Created: 09/01/2019 05:46 AM -
Quality, Controls and Risk - Dennis Arter Presentation (2014)
Presentation files from Dennis Arter's 2014 presentation to our section on Quality, Controls and Risk.
Date Created: 07/02/2019 03:02 PM
Community Information
Category:
Geographic
Description:
Columbia Basin ASQ is based in the Tri-Cities, Washington area (Richland, Kennewick, Pasco). Our member area covers southeastern Washington and northeastern Oregon areas, including but not limited to Yakima, Ellensburg, Walla Walla, and Moses Lake, as well as Hermiston, Pendleton, LaGrande, and other nearby communities.
For more information about Columbia Basin ASQ, send a message to 0614asq@gmail.com.
For more information about Columbia Basin ASQ, send a message to 0614asq@gmail.com.
Access:
Public
Location:
Richland, WA 99352
United States
United States
Members:
17
Community Admins
-
Jo Haberstok (Owner) -
-
