NEW Application Update v2.0.2
With the New Year here, we have made an update to a couple areas of the application. We hope that these updates are found to be useful in your... Read more
The compound effect
We’re at the midpoint in the year and most construction materials laboratories are in full swing! Non-essential activities typically take the back seat and, unfortunately, the details of the... Read more
Celebrating our 5th Year this month with V2.0
R18LabQMS Version 2.0 set to be released We are now in the final stages of beta testing for V2.0, as this new version will be released shortly. In the... Read more
Year-end wrap-up, looking ahead: A sneak peek into v2.0
In the first quarter of 2018 we plan to launch v2.0 of the R18LabQMS application. This version provides a new and refreshed layout of the application that will be... Read more
Coming in 2018
R18LabQMS was initially launched in March 2013 with version 1.0, now in over 30 states, three countries, several state agencies and universities, we are now working on version 2.0 that... Read more
v1.9.5 Application Update
We have released a new update to the application, one we think will go a long way in how you manage equipment and procedures, among a few other things.... Read more
Equipment procedures – Let’s review
Equipment procedures are the most overlooked part of a laboratory’s QMS, and quite possibly the most misunderstood, especially by those new to the accreditation process. I have found that... Read more
Year-end review and a look ahead
2016 has been a year of growth and changes for R18LabQMS. The support and feedback from the users has enabled us to build on what is already a great... Read more
Equipment procedures
In our February 29th blog earlier this year we talked about equipment inventory guidelines. I’m going to hit on a few points about equipment procedures and what is required.... Read more
R18LabQMS application updates
Since AASHTO came out with the changes to the R18 standard, there have been questions on updates to the R18LabQMS application. Following up on our May 2016 blog entry,... Read more