The office of QM e.V. – your direct contact partner
The association QM e.V. has an office whose task it is to support the board of management for its work and to realise decisions of the association organs. This especially applies to
- the regulation of quality control
- the coordination of regional coordinators
- the determination and optimisation of uniform processes and process descriptions
- the summary of results, their evaluation and analysis
- the reporting system to members, federal and regional authorities
- the recommendations for elimination of deficits
Head of office
Viktor Kretzschmann – Examination engineer, working with vehicle inspections since 1983
“For the first time in the history of vehicle inspection, a common way to quality improvement has been found. I’m confident that this way is the right one and that vehicle inspection will be important in society again so that a long-lasting road safety and ecological mobility can be guaranteed”.
Secretary
Projects
Uwe Zeymer – active for 15 years in the automotive project management
“I have worked in various projects in the establishment of automotive services in different countries. Focus has been the introduction of systems of vehicle inspection. Many partners had great interest in the German model of vehicle inspection and quality assurance of the system. This system is a permanent challenge.”
Project engineer
Andreas Klocke – test engineer and aaSmT on the road in vehicle monitoring since 2003
“My experience as a test engineer, auditor and lecturer at the TÜV Nord Academy allows me to contribute to the further development of the QM Association’s portfolio in the QM Association and to give impulses in the development of sustainable testing and training processes of the PTI in the CITA.”
Verein für Qualitätsmanagement
in der Fahrzeugüberwachung e.V.
Volmerstr. 8
D – 12489 Berlin
Phone: (030) 817 999 33
New status of QM Association: We are part of CITA
The QM Association has been a new member of CITA since May 2022.
New start for the UN
The general situation has changed positively compared to the previous lockdown phases.
Temporary suspension
This temporary measure is intended to limit contacts in order to help minimise the risk of infection.