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Lumber Quality Workshops Announced

Terry Brown and the Lumber Quality Institute will again offer two lumber quality-related workshops in Salem, Ore. at the Scottish Rite Center.

Lumber Quality and Process Control Workshop will be held November 10-11, and the Lumber Quality Leadership Workshop will be held November 12-13.

These programs have earned the reputation for providing practical, mill-tested information that can result in millions of dollars of added revenue to a mill each year. Managers look to them as effective tools for educating supervisors from all areas of the sawmill.

Additional program information is available at www.lumberquality.com/pnwworkshops or by calling 503-967-5965.

 

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