Description
The quality system 207-25 AISC comprehensive kit for steel fabricators and erectors – 26 procedures, 140+ forms and documents, separate Erector and Fabricator folders, instant download. No-charge tech support by phone and email, no expiration.
Every Company that has applied an AISC comprehensive kit since 2001 has achieved its certification goal. This kit was developed by Frank Elias – a 55-year Responsible Quality Authority whose introduction to AISC came during construction of a steel waste-treatment facility at Eagle-Picher Technologies in 2001, the same facility that produced flight batteries for the NASA Gravity Probe B (Einstein Mission). Frank has supported steel fabricators, erectors, and construction management companies through AISC certification ever since. Every document in this kit reflects that hands-on production floor experience.
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Consider how many hundreds of hours you’ll save in technical writing by purchasing the $297 comprehensive kit. Scott Potter at enerfab.com considered the cost and decided to purchase the Comprehensive AISC Quality System kit – that’s an informed decision no matter the size of your Company…
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What is in the Comprehensive AISC QMS download
The download is organized into folders so your team can go straight to what they need.
The kit addresses the documented processes that support day-to-day quality activities, including document control, configuration management, purchasing, receiving, training, inspection, internal auditing, corrective action, nonconformance control, calibration, shipping, bolting, coatings, maintenance, and related quality-system activities.
Separate Fabricator and Erector resources are included for activities specific to those operations. Shared procedures, forms, and supporting documentation provide the common quality-system framework that both operations draw from.
Documents are supplied as editable working resources where applicable, allowing the purchaser to adapt them to the organization’s actual operations, responsibilities, facilities, equipment, and project requirements.
Primary folder – Policies, Procedures, and Forms in the AISC Comprehensive Kit
26 quality procedures (QMS-01 through QMS-26) updated to 207-25, covering every function from document control and configuration management through calibration, corrective action, nonconformances, internal auditing, purchasing, receiving, shipping, design and development, training, and safety.
Also included: a Construction Project Quality Plan, a Quality System Assessment for 207-25, and a plain-language “Changes in 207-25” document so your team understands exactly what the update requires without reading the full standard.
Forms cover the complete production and quality lifecycle from Action Item and Action Plan to Trend Chart spreadsheets for customer satisfaction, delivery rating, and nonconformances, Welding Log, Withhold Tag, and more.
The **Withhold Tag** form deserves special mention. A single finding during a certification audit at Eagle-Picher traced directly to a missing withhold tag. Frank documented exactly why this form matters in the Heritage Registry. The form is in this kit because Frank lived the consequence of its absence.
Erector folder in the Comprehensive AISC QMS Kit includes:
QMS-00 Erector Quality Manual, QMS-10 Erector Work Procedure, and procedures from a Bolting Inspection Instruction to a Site-Specific Safety Plan template, and more…
Fabricator folder in the AISC Complete Kit includes:
QMS-00 Fabricator Quality Manual (Chapters 1–4), QMS-10 Fabricator Work Procedure, and procedures from a QMS-00 Complex Coating Quality Manual (420-25) and QMS-00 Hydraulic Metal Structures Quality Manual to a Fracture Control Plan (complementary) and Trial Assembly Procedure (complementary), and more…
Complementary documents in the AISC Quality Program includes:
Confined Space Procedure, Fall Protection Standard, Lockout Tagout Procedure, and procedures from a Personal Protective Equipment Program, Control and Protection of Openings to a Communication Management Plan and WPS Welding Procedure Specification template, and more…
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Also included at no charge
- 8-step QMS implementation guide – a plain-language roadmap from first download through certification
- Changes in 207-25 – what changed from 207-23 and what your team needs to do about it
- Quality System Assessment, 207-25 (first half completed as a reference example)
- Building Information Modeling reference – best practice for 3D BIM document approvals per AISC 303
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Tech support is no charge and has no expiration
Frank has mentored AISC project Facilitators by phone and email for over 20 years at no charge from first download through certification – during your office hours – including weekends – 6am to 6pm CONUS, Monday through Sunday. International scheduling is available.
No User fees. No annual fees. No subscription fees. No expiration.
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AISC Starter Quality System Kit — $197
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The Starter Kit includes the complete set of quality manuals from the Manual Kit, plus core management system documents to begin implementation — ideal for companies that already operate with sufficient business documents and need the AISC framework to organize what they have.
What is in the Starter Kit download
Quality Manuals (archive unused manuals):
- QMS-00 Quality Manual for Fabricator — Building, Metal Component Mfr, Intermediate and Advanced Bridge
- QMS-00 Quality Manual for Fabricator — Complex Coating Systems (420-25)
- QMS-00 Quality Manual for Fabricator — Hydraulic Metal Structures and Advanced Structures
- QMS-00 Quality Manual for Steel Erector
Management System Documents:
- Action Item
- Action Plan
- Impact Analysis
- Management Process Procedure
- Management Review Report
- Quality System Assessment
- Schedule to QMS Registration
All documents address the requirements of the current AISC 207-25 standard and are provided as editable resources so your organization can adapt them to its actual operations.
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Upgrade credit: After purchase of the Comprehensive Kit, we credit purchase of the Starter Kit — no time limit.
AISC Quality Manual Kit — $177
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The Manual Kit provides quality manuals for both fabrication and erection operations as a standalone starting point. Archive any manual that does not apply to your Company’s operations.
What is in the Manual Kit download
Fabricator/Erector Quality Manuals from the Starter Kit…
Each manual addresses the requirements of the current AISC 207-25 standard for certification programs. The manuals are provided as editable documents so your organization can adapt them to its actual operations.
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Upgrade credit: After purchase of the Starter Kit or Comprehensive Kit, we credit purchase of the Manual Kit — no time limit.
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AISC 207-25 Update Kit — $197
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The Update Kit provides replacement documents for existing Comprehensive Kit owners upgrading from 207-23 to 207-25.
What is in the Update Kit download
Changes in 207-25 — a plain-language summary of what changed from 207-23 to 207-25, so your team understands exactly what the update requires without reading the full standard.
Quality Manuals from the Updated Starter Kit — plus updated procedures:
- Application of Complex Protective Coatings (with Equipment List for Complex Coating)
- Bolting Procedure
- Construction Project General Standards
- Control of Approval Documents
- Definitions and Abbreviations Procedure
- Detailing Standard
- Management Meeting Report
- Management Process Procedure
- Purchasing Procedure
- Receiving Procedure
- Supplier Evaluation
- Training Program
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Important
This product provides documentation and implementation resources. It does not itself constitute certification, accreditation, or a guarantee of compliance. The purchaser is responsible for adapting the materials to its own organization, operations, contracts, applicable requirements, and quality-system responsibilities.