instant reaction and communication
About QLS
QLS was formed in 2004 by Leo Modicamore and Jeff Glowacki. With extensive backgrounds in trucking and automotive, Leo and Jeff saw the need to perform proactive quality services for suppliers in OEM plants. With clear benefits for both suppliers and OEMs, QLS has expanded across North America. Today we’re proud to say we’ve helped thousands of quality professionals improve product quality.
QLS provides quality assurance and supplier representation services for OEMs and suppliers in a variety of industries.
Vision
To be a world leader in 3rd party quality services.
Mission
To be a valued member of supply chains by providing skilled, efficient and reliable quality services in an ever-evolving market.
Values
Skilled | Efficient | Reliable | Valued | Evolving
SERVE
link between OEMs and their Suppliers
Meaning of the QLS Logo
The QLS logo shows three links in a chain surrounded by a measurement device. We see ourselves as a strong link between OEMs and their Suppliers forming a supply chain of high quality productivity.
We see our role as serving two customers — The OEM works with us to maintain productivity and improve their Suppliers’ quality ratings over time. The Suppliers work with us to be their representatives in the OEM plants and to provide instant response to their OEM customers. This is a win win situation and value added for both parties.
QLS Team Members
President
Terry Tidwell
CFO
Josh Dorris
VP of Development and Strategic Alliances
Leo Modicamore
Chief Technology Officer
Chris Fitzgerald
Vice President - Operations
Robert Holman
Operations Manager
Belinda Durrett
Quality Manager
Amy Sievers
Human Resources Manager
Tina Shanklin
Business Development Executive
Angela Root
Strategic Account Manager
Madison Triplet
Site Implementation Manager
Daniel Woodyard
Site Implementation Manager
John Turner
Site Implementation Manager
Alex Gutierrez
Project Coordinator
Harshan Patel
Administrative
Lisa Spurlock
Customer Support Specialist
Paula Rucks
Recruiting Coordinator