At IAI we have committed ourselves to excellence and are moving into the forefront of the inspection industry.
Continuing Education, Networking, and Training are the processes used in any Industry for ongoing professional development and advancement. Professional Associations are tools to facilitate this process. They supply Standards, Procedures, and Ethics for accomplishing this goal. Here are some Associations that have helped us succeed as Inspection Industry Leaders.

American Association of Home Inspectors?
[AAHI Standards of Practice] [Code of Professional Ethics]
AAHI is a nationwide professional membership organization of "Certified Home Inspectors?". The American Institute of Home Inspectors, which had trained and educated home inspectors since 1981, organized AAHI? in 1989.
AAHI is the only national association that certifies home inspectors by using a Certification Mark granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (Reg. No. 1,662,100) in 1991. The Certification Mark is to be used to certify individuals who have met the strict education and/or experience criteria as set forth by AAHI. AAHI is a Home Inspection Leader today and for the future.

Housing Inspection Foundation
[Code of Professional Ethics]
HIF was created to provide members with Education, Standards, Ethics, and Professional Recognition. HIF provides Training, Certification, and Guidelines and offers total service for a home inspector. HIF provides HUD & FHA news and updates. HIF also provides manuals, technical information, and published materials and industry news nationwide. HIF affiliates with Health, Construction, and other Inspection Associations.

American Society for Quality
[Code of Ethics]
ASQ has been the leading quality organization in the United States since 1946 and was founded as the result of a merger of several local quality societies. ASQ members initiated most of the quality methodology now used throughout the world. These include statistical process control, quality cost management and control, total quality management, failure analysis, and zero defects.

American Society for NonDestructive Testing
[Code of Ethics]
The American Society for Nondestructive Testing, Inc. (ASNT) is a professional, technical society which crosses the disciplines of science, engineering and technology. Founded in 1941 as "The American Industrial Radium and X-Ray Society", the name was changed in 1946 to "The Society for Nondestructive Testing" to more accurately reflect its scope of interest and industry. In 1967, the name was amended to reinstate the word "American".

Today, the Society is composed of more than 10,000 members in 91 local sections (chapters) throughout the United States and three foreign countries.
As its Constitution states, ASNT's mission is "to provide the forum for exchange of NDT technical information; to provide NDT educational materials and programs; to provide training, standards and services for the qualification of NDT personnel; to promote the discipline of NDT as a profession; and to facilitate and promote NDT research and the application of NDT technology." To achieve that end, the Society functions through its three councils - Technical, Education & Qualification, and Section Operations. The responsibilities of the councils are apparent from their names; each operates independently to achieve the goals and objectives prescribed for it by a joint Objectives Planning committee. The Society also sponsors conferences, tradeshows, seminars and topical meetings to present the latest information on the various NDT techniques as well as emerging areas for future study and development. Additionally, ASNT maintains an extensive publications department, providing information on virtually every aspect of NDT to professionals throughout the world.

Realtors® Association of Lincoln:
[Code of Ethics] 
The Realtors® Association of Lincoln (RAL),has the latest developments in the real estate industry. RAL is an association made up of real estate professionals in the Lincoln area. RAL members are governed by the highest of standards and ascribe to the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR) Code of Ethics. RAL contributes substantially to the education of the public and its members concerning matters relating to real estate.

As a part of the Lincoln community, both members and affiliate members contribute regularly to worthy community programs and causes. You can visit RAL's website to find more real estate news and information. NAR's Code of Ethics is also available for review.