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List
of Past ASQ London Chairs
- coming soon
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SECTION HISTORY
Herman Sahrmann &
Joe DaSilva
In 2002 ASQ London
recognized Herman's contribution to the section & the organization
with a special award.
Herman Sahrmann is
London's longest standing member. He joined ASQC in 1970. He retired from
3M Canada in 1981 from his position in the Applied Math Dept as a statistician.
Herman's contribution to ASQ includes:
- Section Chair,
1972 - 73
- helped restart
the section in 1983
- received CQE in
1983
- Division Chair,
Chemical & Process Industries 1984-85
- Senior member since
1985
- Section executive
member, 1985-88, 91-96
- Regional director,
Region 4 (Canada) 1988-90
- Quality Progress
Editorial Review Board 87-88
- Chemical Process
Industries Division
- Research Committee
member 90-93
- Strategic Planning
Committee 93-94
- Fellow member since1996
- Workshops on Design
of Experiments
- Herman also has
journal publications and has presented papers relating to Quality
Thank you so
much Herman!
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ASQ (C) History
of our parent organization.
1946
- The American Society for Quality was formed (as the American Society
for Quality Control) Feb. 16 from 17 societies with about 1,000 members.
George Edwards, director of quality assurance at Bell Telephone Labs,
elected president. Industrial Quality Control becomes ASQ's publication.
The founding members
included Walter Shewhart, HG Romig & JM Juran.
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