10 Year Term Certification - January 2015
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Hallmark Certification
Agenda
Ten Year Certification
Term of Certification Background
1. 4 year term of certification
2. 8 year term of certification
3. 10 year term of certification
a. C.S. 1 Program Procedure
b. Bulletins
c. Quality Assurance
d. Labeling Traceability
4. 2015 Implementation
5. How ten Year Term Applies to Product Approval
6. Fee schedule
WDMA Hallmark Certification Committee
(HCC)
• Traditional 4 year term of certification
• The 4 year term with a 4 year extension was
approved in May of 2013
• 10 year term of certification was approved in
December of 2014 for implementation on January 1,
2015.
CS and WD Updates
CS-1 updates
Term of certification updated to a ten year tem – Section 16.0 “Term of
Certification”
Quality Assurance requirements
CIP - Client information Portal
Online interactive submittal process “Hallmark Certification Bulletin 2014-02”
WD-10 Fee Schedule Changes
Fee structure for 10 year term of certification
Eliminated separate fee for Profile Material Evaluation
Term of Certification
Through the end of the calendar year 2015 WDMA will concurrently offer the current 4
year plus 4 year certification program and the new 10 year term of certification.
The new 10 year term of certification was implemented January 1, 2015 for all new
product applications.
All WDMA Hallmark Licensee’s may apply for the new 10 year term of certification.
The current certification program of 4 years with an option to extend certification an
additional 4 years will remain in effect only until December 31, 2015 thus allowing a
full year to utilize the existing program.
All currently certified products will be allowed to continue their current term of
certification.
The approved modifications to C.S.1 Hallmark Program Procedural Guide include:
No limit to the number of Waivers of Retest for the 10 year term of certification.
Quality systems shall comply with the WDMA Hallmark Program Procedure Section
6.3.
Only one certification term renewal can be granted for a qualifying product.
Quality Assurance Requirements
Per Section 6.3 and 16.0 of the CS1 document:
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A formalized Quality Manual, with appropriate record keeping.
– Scope
– An organizational chart indicating personnel responsibilities.
– All records relating to quality assurance shall be retained for a minimum of 10 years
– Where practical, a non-production person shall be identified as responsible for the Quality Manual
and facility quality assurance system.
– The Quality Manual shall be approved by the plant management.
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Procedures for material and product inspection.
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Procedures for non-conforming material, processes and products, including corrective and preventative
action.
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A system for calibration and maintenance of inspection, measuring and testing equipment.
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A system for the performance and conduct of internal quality audits.
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A system for handling customer complaints.
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All procedures shall be in writing.
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Example Quality Manual: Example quality manual\Example Quality Manual.doc
Material
Method 1
Method 2
(test report)
(Letter)
Method 3
Method 4
(Purchase Order) (Alt. Cert. Prog.)
Method 5
Method 6
(QC System)
(WD Forms)
Frame and Sash Materials and Supplier
(section 10.3):
PVC (Section 10.3.5)
Supplier Name Here (i.e date of test rpt) (i.e. date of letter) (i.e. P.O number) (name of program) (ref. to QC system)
Supplier Name Here
Aluminum (section 10.3.6)
Supplier Name Here
Supplier Name Here
Fiberglass (section 10.3.7)
Supplier Name Here
Supplier Name Here
Wood (section 10.3.2)
Supplier Name Here
Supplier Name Here
Cellulosic Composite Materials (Sec. 10.3.9)
Supplier Name Here
Supplier Name Here
Fasteners (Section 11.3)
Supplier Name Here
Supplier Name Here
Hardware (Section 11.2)
Supplier Name Here
Supplier Name Here
Weatherstrip (Section 11.5)
Supplier Name Here
Supplier Name Here
Glass (Per ASTM E1300)
Supplier Name Here
Supplier Name Here
WD-61 (date)
WD-62 (date)
WD-63 (date)
WD-64 (date)
Methods: (Choose 1 method per component to prove compliance)
Compliance to the material & components requirements must cover the required test methods and performance levels identified in the 101/I.S.2/A440 standard
(specific sections listed above).
Typical methods of compliance include at least one of the following:
1 A Test Report covering the performance criteria or referenced ASTM test method
2 Letter from the supplier stating the supplied material or component meets or exceeds the requirement
3 Requirements included in a Purchase Order
4 Participation in another certification program
5 A detailed QC system inclusive of verifying the requirements
6 WD Forms
Example Supplier Letters
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Template compliance letters\Supplier Material Compliance (Fasteners).doc
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Template compliance letters\Supplier Material Compliance (Hardware).doc
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Template compliance letters\Supplier Material Compliance (Reinforcing).doc
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Template compliance letters\Supplier Material Compliance (Sealants).doc
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Template compliance letters\Supplier Material Compliance (Weatherstrip).doc
Client Information Portal (CIP)
Application
Status
Archive
Functionality
Track
Expiring
Products
Custom
Reports
Real time
Data
Online CCL’s
Ease of access to information
Ability to specify product extensions
Custom CCL’s for product submittals and specifiers
www.amscert.com
Select WDMA
Select Hallmark Certification
Select CCL - login
Secure and complete
Confidentiality
Data
Integration
Reduce
Redundancy
• Secure Login
• Private Portal
• JSON
• Restful Website
• SQL based
• One location
• Current and archive
Labeling
Labeling and traceability – total product
Standardized labeling guidelines
Code compliance requires labeling
Numbering system increases simplicity of
gateway product testing compliance
Hallmark Label shows conformance to total
program
Product Numbering
Numbering for Gateway size products and other products that qualify to fall within that same
base number
Each Product Type along with the Series/Model receives its own Product Line number and extension. See example below:
Product Type
Double Hung
Casement
Fixed Window
Series/Model
Extruded Aluminum
Wood
Vinyl
Fixed or Operable
Operable
Operable
Fixed
*Product Types can not be mixed in the CCL listing*
###-H-1234.00
###-H-1234.01
###-H-1234.02
###-H-1234.03
###-H-1234.04
###-H-1234.05
This is the Gateway unit base number
This could be for a smaller than Gateway size unit
This could be for an A440 S1-09
This could be for Impact units tested to ASTM E1996
This could be for Impact units tested to TAS
This could be for a Mullion tested to AAMA 450
C.S. 3 Definition of a Product Line: Like products of the same operator with possibly different reports and DP rating but
common drawings or substantially common drawings (meaning the main structural members are identical). If product is
retested due to 4-year expiration with no changes to the product, the product line number may stay the same.
Label Format
Florida Building Code
Evaluation (PE) –vs- Certification Method
3 paths to Florida Approval
Certification
Evaluation
Test Report
Most efficient can be certification method utilizing Hallmark Certification
Quality Assurance System
Extended term of certification will be beneficial
Florida Building Code
Certification Path – Method 1 Option A – No QA certificate needed
Based
on the CCL: configurations and options it allows, and its expiration date
When
the CCL expires, the FLPA expires; may or may not coincide with the 3-year
Florida Building Code (FBC) cycle
The
manufacturer may make their own installation instructions provided that they
are strictly “as-tested” so they are limited to tested substrates (wood/conc./metal)
and anchors
This
path also allows for installation instructions with other substrates, provided that
they are signed by a third-party
Certification
uploads Validated by third-party. If installation instructions were
approved by a third party then validation is Administrative, if not then validation is
Technical requiring same calculations and review as an Evaluation Report
Florida Building Code
Fees associated with each path
Method 1 Option A - Certification Mark or Listing
Fee is $200.00 per each Florida Product Approval Number (FL#)
administrative review validation
Method 1 Option D - Evaluation Report and Quality Assurance Certificate
Fee is $1000.00 annual per plant we inspect, with any amount of active
Quality Assurance Certificates
Method 2 Option B - Evaluation Report and Quality Assurance Certificate
Fee is $1000.00 annual per plant we inspect, with any amount of active
Quality Assurance Certificates
Texas Department of Insurance
10 year certification period
Ties to extended term of certification
Term of Certification
2015 Fee Schedule Changes
PRODUCT/LISTING REVIEW (per individual certified rating (i.e. standard, size, rating)
Initial (10 year) Standard Unit Certified Rating per review (Test Standard)
$ 100
Certification Extension Requests (10 month Max) – per request
$ 250
Annual Cost to maintain each CCL base and extension number
$ 35
(Billed $17.50 per CCL listing in April and October) 6 months apart
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This will stay in effect until 12/31/2015
Certification Extension Requests (4 year) per review & listing (1st product)
o Cost per each additional CCL extension
$ 400
$ 100
Annual review for the last 4 years of term per review & listing (1st product)
$ 100
o Cost per each additional CCL extension
$ 15
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Term of Certification
2015 Fee Schedule Changes
MATERIAL AND COMPONENT VALIDATION
o Profile Material Evaluation - Include at least 1 of the following:
(Evaluated as part of the WD-40 form, separate fee Eliminated 1/1/2015)
• Frequency: 1 time per 5 years, unless adding new components
• PVC (WD-61),Aluminum (WD-62), Fiberglass (WD-63), Wood (WD-64)
• A Test Report covering the performance criteria or referenced ASTM
test method
• Letter from the supplier stating the supplied material or component meets
or exceeds the requirement
• Requirements included in a Purchase Order
• Participation in another certification program (AAMA)
• A detailed QC system inclusive of verifying the requirements
Questions and answers