SOUTHLAKE, Texas, Jan. 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Architectural Testing Inc. is pleased to announce the hiring of Mr. Jeffrey Crump. Mr. Crump is an industry veteran with over 18 years of experience in accredited fenestration and building facade testing. Mr. Crump has served the building products testing industry as a Director of Testing, Quality Manager, and an Inspector. Most recently Mr. Crump has directed the laboratory testing of doors, windows, storefront, and curtain wall systems for AAMA, Dade County, and Texas Department of Insurance product certification programs and manufacturers' quality assurance needs.
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As a Senior Project Manager based in our DFW area laboratory, Mr. Crump's wealth of knowledge in laboratory and field testing of building facade products and systems, and thorough understanding of industry standard testing requirements and procedures, brings great value to the ATI Team.
John Waskow, Director of Regional Operations, has noted, "Jeff's passion, dedication, and technical expertise is commendable and highly respected within the building products industry. We look forward to the many benefits he'll bring to our clients as we continue to serve their testing, evaluation and inspection needs at the highest level."
Founded in 1975, Architectural Testing, Inc. is a leading testing laboratory, certification body and inspection agency for building products and the built environment. Whether at your place, our place or in the field, with 20 locations across North America and now teamed together with Intertek's global capabilities, Architectural Testing is the Complete Solution for evaluation, testing and certification. Visit www.archtest.com.
Contact: John Waskow, P.E. – Director- Regional Operations, Architectural Testing, Southlake, TX, 817.410.7202, [email protected]
SOURCE Architectural Testing, Inc.
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