AISC's certification programs set the quality standard for the structural steel industry and are the most recognized national quality certification program.

The AISC certification requirements are contained within a comprehensive set of standards and guidelines that ensure quality, safety, and sustainability in the fabrication and construction of steel …

At the heart of every successful audit is the AISC 207 Standard for Certification Programs, supported by key documents like the Governing Requirements for Certification Programs, which establish …

AISC Certification provides an alternative to third-party special inspections for all projects and jurisdictions covered by the International Building Code (IBC).

The path to AISC certification represents a significant commitment for steel fabrication businesses, requiring careful planning and systematic implementation. While every fabricator’s journey is unique, …

The AISC Quality Management Systems (QMS) Certification sets the quality standard for the structural steel industry and is the most widely recognized quality certification program for the industry. …

We walk you through the AISC certification checklist to ensure every file, form, and logbook meets the required standard before auditors arrive. Once certified, you’re expected to maintain full compliance …

Check out the newly updated version of AISC's Certification Standard, 207-23! If you are looking for information on how to apply for AISC Certification or have general questions about the process, …

The AISC certification program represents the highest standard in the industry, with certification indicating that a company has been thoroughly vetted for its ability to provide steel fabrication …

This program's governing document is the Governing Requirements for Certification Programs, which references the Standard for Certification Programs (AISC 207-23).