Job Opening Detail Saw Filers and Head Sawyers Edwards Wood Products, Inc. Saw Filers and Head Sawyers Edwards Wood Products, Inc. Marshville, Laurinburg & Liberty NC Position Description Email for details Required Skills & Experience 1-year previous experience Salary & Benefits Email for details How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: bradvinson@ewpi.com Other Job Opportunities Lumber Grader Responsible for the accurate inspection and grading of green hardwood lumber according to NHLA grading rules, with an emphasis on quality assurance. This position also oversees the accurate sorting, stacking, and compiling of load quantities prior to customer shipment. June 18, 2026 Bingaman & Son Lumber, Inc St Marys, PA Learn More RSVP Lumber Grader The Lumber Inspector is responsible for visually inspecting and grading hardwood lumber according to NHLA rules and guidelines. This role ensures lumber is accurately sorted, tallied, and moved through production efficiently. Key Responsibilities Visually inspect, measure, and grade hardwood lumber to NHLA standards Identify defects such as knots, splits, wane, checking, stain, and other... June 8, 2026 Maple Ridge Hardwoods Sterling Michigan Learn More RSVP Millwrights and Electricians Email for details May 25, 2026 Edwards Wood Products, Inc. Marshville, Laurinburg & Liberty NC Learn More RSVP

Species Guide Beech Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview Beech is an important species within the huge family of Fagaceae in the silvicultural composition of the natural hardwood forests of North America which include oaks and chestnut, but beech is not one of the most commercially available. American beech tends to be darker in color and less consistent than European beech. The sapwood is almost white with a red tinge and the heartwood is light to dark reddish brown. The wood of beech is generally straight and close grained with uniform texture. It has medium bending and crushing strength, but is low in stiffness and shock resistance. The wood may exhibit brown mineral streaks in the heartwood which, under NHLA Grading Rules, are not considered a defect. Scientific Name Fagus grandifolia Avg. Board Length 8’ – 12’ Common Thicknesses 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4 Also Known As Beech Avg. Board Width 4” – 8” Avg. Dried Weight 3.8 lbs/bdft Where It Comes From Growth Distribution Beech trees grow widely across the eastern United States in mixed hardwood forests, although are concentrated in the central areas of the eastern States. American beech is different to European beech as the trees grow less tall and generally less straight and are frequently multi-stemmed in older stands. Forest Inventory Analysis (FIA) data shows U.S. beech growing stock is 348 million m3, 2.6% of total U.S. hardwood growing stock. U.S. beech is growing 4.5 million m3 per year while the harvest is 3.8 million m3 per year. The net volume (after harvest) is increasing 0.7 million m3 each year. Beech has limited availability as sawn lumber, especially in higher grades and thicker sizes. This is attributed partly to the fact that most parcels of mixed species logs do not contain sufficient beech to produce a full charge for kiln drying. Furthermore beech, which is rather difficult to dry, requires a particular kiln schedule and cannot easily be mixed with other species. For this reason availability is mainly from specialist producers who can also usually supply steamed beech. The lumber is normally sold unselected for color and mainly in thicker specifications. Beech veneer is rarely available. 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications Beech is considered suitable where hardness and hardwearing properties may be essential. It is used in furniture, doors, flooring and panelling. It has specialist applications including tool and brush handles as it is easy to turn. Having no smell or taste, it is suitable for food containers. Flooring Panelling Tool Handles Turning

Species Guide Hickory Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview Hickory and pecan are different species of a very diverse group, but in the round (log) they are virtually indistinguishable from each other and therefore often processed by saw mills and sold mixed together. The wood of hickory varies greatly in color, grain pattern and appearance from this very diverse group. It is fine textured and the grain is usually straight but can be wavy or irregular. The sapwood is white and maybe tinged with brown, while the heartwood is pale to yellow brown to dark in color. Deep purple mineral streaks are a natural characteristic. Bird pecks are also a common characteristic and neither is considered a defect. Scientific Name Carya spp Avg. Board Length 6’ – 16’ Common Thicknesses 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4 Also Known As Hickory, Pecan Avg. Board Width 6” – 8” Avg. Dried Weight 4.3 lbs/bdft Where It Comes From Growth Distribution Hickory grows naturally throughout the Eastern U.S., from north to south. They are split into two groups; the more important true hickories and hickories producing pecan nuts, the latter being an important fruit-bearing tree. Trees vary in size enormously. FIA data shows U.S. hickory growing stock is 742.3 million m3, 4.7% of total U.S. hardwood growing stock. American hickory is growing 14.6 million m3 per year while the harvest is 5.9 million m3 per year. The net volume (after harvest) is increasing 8.6 million m3 each year. U.S. hickory growth exceeds harvest in all significant producing states with the exception of Louisiana. Hickory sawn lumber is readily available in export grades, but sold unselected for color and mixed. The NHLA FAS grade permits a minimum width of 4 inches (101.6mm). The lower NHLA grades (1 & 2 Common) can produce an attractive and fashionable rustic look. Lumber is mainly produced in thinner stock (4/4” & 5/4) although a limited amount of thicker material may be available. 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications Furniture, cabinetry, ladders, striking tool handles dowels and sporting goods. Traditionally used by wheelwrights and for making drumsticks. The hardwearing properties of hickory make it an excellent choice for flooring, especially in situations of high traffic use. Historically the first wooden golf club shafts were made from hickory, and NHLA lumber graders still use the traditional flexible hickory measuring stick. Flooring Tool Handles

Species Guide Soft Maple Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview Soft maple is one of the most prolific and sustainable species, similar to hard maple but slightly softer in impact hardness. Soft maple color varies from one region to another. The sapwood of soft maple is normally grayish white but can be darker, with pith flecks as a natural characteristic. The heartwood of soft maple varies in color from light to dark reddish brown. The difference between sap and heartwood is greater than in hard maple. Scientific Name Acer rubrum Avg. Board Length 6’ - 16’ Common Thicknesses 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4, 10/4 Also Known As Soft Maple, Red Maple Avg. Board Width 5” – 8” Avg. Dried Weight 3.2 lbs/bdft Where It Comes From Growth Distribution Soft maples grow widely across the eastern United States in mixed hardwood forests with more red maple in the northeast and silver maple concentrated in the mid and southern states. The name can be misleading as soft maple is not technically very soft. There are a significant number of sub-species – all sold as soft maple. Several, including Pacific coast/big leaf maple (Acer macrophyllum), grow in the northwest USA, for which there are specific grading rules that apply. FIA data shows U.S. soft maple growing stock is 1.62 billion m3, 11.1% of total U.S. hardwood growing stock. American soft maple is growing 36.4 million m3 per year while the harvest is 16.0 million m3 per year. The net volume (after harvest) is increasing 20.4 million m3 each year. U.S. soft maple growth exceeds harvest in all the main producing states. Soft maple is widely available as sawn lumber in a range of sizes and grades, but rarely as veneer. The lumber is normally sold unselected for color. West coast production is usually sold surfaced and graded from the better side, in a departure from standard NHLA Grading Rules. 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications This highly sustainable, managed hardwood from natural forests of North America, with excellent environmental credentials, is considered where hardness and hardwearing properties may not be essential. It is used in furniture, cabinet making and joinery as well as doors, kitchen cabinets and for turning and mouldings. Turning

Species Guide Walnut Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview Walnut is one of the most sought-after species in markets across the world and is unique to North America. The sapwood of walnut is creamy white, whereas the heartwood is light brown to dark chocolate brown, making the difference in color quite distinct. Occasionally the heartwood has dark, even purple, streaks. The wood of walnut is generally straight grained, although sometimes with wavy or curly grain that produces its characteristic and attractive figure, sought after by designers. Scientific Name Juglans nigra Avg. Board Length 6’ – 12’ Common Thicknesses 4/4, 5/4, 6/4, 8/4, 10/4 Also Known As Black Walnut Avg. Board Width 4” – 8” Avg. Dried Weight 3.2 lbs/bdft Where It Comes From Growth Distribution Walnut trees grow very widely across the eastern USA in mixed hardwood forests and on farms, concentrated in central states but spread from Texas to the eastern seaboard. The trees are one of the few hardwood species planted as well as occurring and regenerated naturally. They grow relatively tall and straight with few lower branches. FIA data shows U.S. walnut growing stock is 137.8 million m3, 0.9% of total U.S. hardwood growing stock. American walnut is growing 4.8 million m3 per year while the harvest is 1.9 million m3 per year. The net volume (after harvest) is increasing 2.9 million m3 each year. U.S. walnut growth exceeds harvest in all major supplying states except Michigan. Walnut from the USA is available as sawn lumber and as veneer. The lumber is generally sold un-steamed and unselected for colour. Specialist producers may offer steamed walnut intended to darken the sapwood and thus reduce the colour difference between heartwood and sapwood. Recent years have seen huge global demand for this species. NHLA Grading Rules are modified for walnut, allowing smaller specifications and smaller clear cuttings and sapwood is admitted without limit. Consultation with suppliers is recommended. 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications Walnut is considered one of the supreme species for high end furniture, cabinets, doors and interior joinery. It is used for flooring and panelling and it is widely used to contrast with other hardwoods. Cabinets Doors Flooring Furniture Panelling

Job Opening Detail Sawmill Manager Kendrick Forest Products Sawmill Manager Kendrick Forest Products Muscatine, Iowa Position Description At Kendrick Forest Products, we don't just process timber- we grow careers! As a family owned business we have spent over 40 years mastering the art of wood production. If you want a career where your contributions are recognized and growth is supported, Kendrick Forest Products is the place for you! Apply today! The Sawmill Manager is responsible for supervising all aspects of sawmill operations. This includes achieving production goals, ensuring machinery is properly maintained, enforcing safety and quality standards, and optimizing the use of resources and raw materials to maximize efficiency and performance. Required Skills & Experience • Strong, hands-on understanding of modern milling technologies, production workflows, and sawmill processes from debarking to drying, and planing. • Proven experience in a production management role. • Knowledge of production flow and ability to reassign production staff to critical tasks, resulting in minimized bottlenecks and consistently efficient workflow. • Thorough understanding machinery, raw materials, production processes, quality control, cost management, and lean principles. • Supervisory and leadership skills. • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. • Exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail. • Time management skills with a proven ability to meet deadlines. • Strong analytical, problem-solving skills and critical thinking skills. • Ability to use Microsoft Office Suite or related software to complete and disseminate reports. Salary & Benefits We believe in rewarding top talent. We provide a competitive compensation package including: PTO, 401(k) matching. We offer a comprehensive benefit package: health/dental/vision and company paid life insurance to support your long-term success. How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: kay@kendrickinc.com Other Job Opportunities Lumber Grader Responsible for the accurate inspection and grading of green hardwood lumber according to NHLA grading rules, with an emphasis on quality assurance. This position also oversees the accurate sorting, stacking, and compiling of load quantities prior to customer shipment. June 18, 2026 Bingaman & Son Lumber, Inc St Marys, PA Learn More RSVP Lumber Grader The Lumber Inspector is responsible for visually inspecting and grading hardwood lumber according to NHLA rules and guidelines. This role ensures lumber is accurately sorted, tallied, and moved through production efficiently. Key Responsibilities Visually inspect, measure, and grade hardwood lumber to NHLA standards Identify defects such as knots, splits, wane, checking, stain, and other... June 8, 2026 Maple Ridge Hardwoods Sterling Michigan Learn More RSVP Millwrights and Electricians Email for details May 25, 2026 Edwards Wood Products, Inc. Marshville, Laurinburg & Liberty NC Learn More RSVP

Job Opening Detail Lumber Inspector Kendrick Forest Products Lumber Inspector Kendrick Forest Products Muscatine, IA Position Description We are 3rd generation family owned & operated sawmill company with dry kilns This position is for grading green lumber in the sawmill producing 40,000 – 45,000 BF a day. Predominantly walnut, white oak, red oak. Required Skills & Experience Must be proficient in grading to the NHLA grading rules. Maintain grade accuracy in fast paced environment. Must have lumber grading experience, NHLA certification preferred but not required. Salary & Benefits Hourly position with very competitive pay, 401k plan, health, vision, & dental insurance, PTO, & holiday pay. How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: kirby@kendrickinc.com Other Job Opportunities Lumber Grader Responsible for the accurate inspection and grading of green hardwood lumber according to NHLA grading rules, with an emphasis on quality assurance. This position also oversees the accurate sorting, stacking, and compiling of load quantities prior to customer shipment. June 18, 2026 Bingaman & Son Lumber, Inc St Marys, PA Learn More RSVP Lumber Grader The Lumber Inspector is responsible for visually inspecting and grading hardwood lumber according to NHLA rules and guidelines. This role ensures lumber is accurately sorted, tallied, and moved through production efficiently. Key Responsibilities Visually inspect, measure, and grade hardwood lumber to NHLA standards Identify defects such as knots, splits, wane, checking, stain, and other... June 8, 2026 Maple Ridge Hardwoods Sterling Michigan Learn More RSVP Millwrights and Electricians Email for details May 25, 2026 Edwards Wood Products, Inc. Marshville, Laurinburg & Liberty NC Learn More RSVP

Species Guide Sap Gum Jump to Species The Basics Species Overview Sap gum is an important and diverse group of hardwoods, often undervalued and growing sustainably throughout the Eastern and particularly the South Eastern USA. Not to be confused with Australian gum (Eucalypt). Sap gum has a fine uniform texture, but has irregular grain, usually interlocked, often with an attractive grain figure. The sap of gum tends to be wide and is white to light pink in color, whereas the heartwood is reddish brown, typically with dark streaks. Scientific Name Liquidambar styraciflua Avg. Board Length 8’ – 16’ Common Thicknesses 4/4 Also Known As Sap Gum, Red Gum, Sweet Gum Avg. Board Width 6” – 9” Avg. Dried Weight 3.6 lbs/bdft Where It Comes From Growth Distribution Sap gum trees are large with straight trunks growing widely across the South Eastern USA. There are several other, non-commercial, gums that also grow across the United States. FIA data shows U.S. gum growing stock is 714.6 million m3, 4.9% of total U.S. hardwood growing stock. American gum is growing 22.9 million m3 per year while the harvest is 11.7 million m3 per year. The net volume (after harvest) is increasing 11.2 million m3 each year. U.S. gum growth exceeds or is in balance with harvest in all the main producing states. Sap gum is available as sawn lumber and veneer in a variety of grades and sizes. It is usually sold as sap gum with no color specification. Under NHLA Grading Rules each clear cutting must have one red (heartwood) face. When sorted for color red gum (majority heartwood) is much more limited in availability. Lumber is more likely to be available in thinner stock (4/4” & 5/4”) and may be more limited in export markets. 0-4K 4-8K 8-12K 12-16K 16-20K 20-24K Volume of live trees on forest land, 1000 m³ Uses Common Applications Main uses are cabinet making, furniture and furniture parts, doors, internal joinery and mouldings. Gum has been used and stained, as a substitute for walnut or mahogany. Cabinets Doors Furniture Mouldings

Learn how NHLA sets and maintains the hardwood lumber grading rules used throughout North America. Explore the rulebook, change process, and video overview. NHLA Grading Rules The industry standard for hardwood lumber grading. For more than 125 years, the NHLA Grading Rules have defined the standard for consistent, fair, and accurate classification of hardwood lumber across North America. Trusted by sawmills, distributors, and manufacturers worldwide, these rules ensure transparency and reliability in every transaction. The Leading Authority on Standards for Hardwood Lumber Grading The NHLA is the official governing body responsible for developing, maintaining, and interpreting the hardwood lumber grading rules in North America. These rules create a shared language between buyers and sellers, ensuring fairness, consistency, and trust throughout the hardwood supply chain. Understand the Grading Rules, Apply Them with Confidence Whether you’re a new lumber grader, a seasoned mill owner, or a hardwood lumber sales professional, a strong understanding of the NHLA Rules for the Measurement & Inspection of Hardwood & Cypress is essential for success in the industry. The official Rules book is available in multiple languages and supported by expert instruction from the National Hardwood Academy, as well as on-site guidance from NHLA National Inspectors. From learning the fundamentals to refining your expertise, NHLA provides the resources and training needed to apply the Rules with confidence and accuracy. Want to strengthen your understanding of the Rules? Explore upcoming training opportunities, including hands-on courses designed to build confidence, improve accuracy, and apply the Rules in real-world situations. View our course calendar and find the right training opportunity for you. View the Grading Rules The NHLA Rules Change Process Every four years, NHLA reviews the hardwood lumber grading rules and accepts rules change proposals for consideration. In the final step of the process, ballots containing new rules change proposals are sent to all Active Members. Each Active Member may vote for or against the proposed rules change provided such ballot is returned to and received by NHLA within 30 days from the date on the ballot. Rules change proposals that receive a favorable vote on a two-thirds majority of the votes properly cast by the Active Members will be adopted and become effective January 1 of the proceeding year. Propose a Rule Change Have Questions About the Rules? Our team of National Inspectors is here to assist with rule interpretations, dispute resolution, and grader training. Let us help you navigate the standards with clarity and confidence. Contact Your Local Inspector

Job Opening Detail Operations Manager Liberty Hardwoods, Inc. Operations Manager Liberty Hardwoods, Inc. Kansas City, MO Position Description This position is for a full-time, on-site role for an operations manager located in Kansas City, Missouri. The role will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of operations in the warehouse including pulling, milling, and loading material. The operations manager will report directly to the General Manager of the Kansas City yard. Job Responsibilities Strategic Planning · Contribute toward strategic planning processes to include providing input, direction, and solutions to issues. · Promote & make recommendations for continuous improvement & innovation. · Ensure cost control & improve production and inventory costs. · Maintain long-term big picture view to forecast obstacles and opportunities. Employee Onboarding · Provide input during hiring processes for warehouse employees by conducting interviews and reviewing applications. · Work with HR Manager & General Manager to onboard new employees to ensure they receive appropriate training for their job function. Employee Development · Serve as role model for all standards/processes and on-the-job behavior by living our core principles of integrity, fairness, & creating a positive inclusive work environment. · Provide leadership for the ongoing development of the organization, as well as the strategic development of individual talent for succession planning. · Facilitate implementation of goals and objectives and achieve buy-in and support. · Manage performance of direct reports by setting goals & ensuring accountability of site and business expectations. Safety & Compliance Management · Lead the site in developing, implementing, managing and enforcing safety policies, procedures, practices, and projects. · Ensure compliance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. · Own and/or contribute to other mill functions, such as safety or environmental initiatives. General/Administrative · Provide support and leadership in process reliability. · Interface with and establish positive relationships with operations and maintenance personnel. · Schedule employee hours, manage overtime needs and approve payroll for warehouse employees. Required Skills & Experience · High School Diploma or GED. · Minimum of 7 years’ manufacturing and/or industrial experience. · Minimum 5 years’ experience in a supervisor or management role. · Must be able to lead and ensure compliance with safety initiatives. · Excellent interpersonal, written, verbal and electronic communication skills. · Ability to raise performance by building and maintaining positive relationships with all associates through coaching, development and instilling a continuous improvement mind-set. · Strong planning and organizational skills. · Ability to lead people and promote teamwork. · Excellent work ethic with initiative to get things done with minimal supervision. · Good judgment and decision-making skills. · Experienced in root cause analysis and troubleshooting. · Demonstrated success in achieving and sustaining business goals. · Demonstrated basic computer skills and proficiency in MS Office based programs. · Ability to perform physical requirements of working in an industrial environment, such as climbing stairs and working in extreme heat and cold. · Experience in wood products (Hardwood lumber, Hardwood Plywood, etc.) Qualifications (Preferred) · Bachelor's degree in related field. · Experience with Agility. · Experience with Mill equipment (Planner, Straight line, etc.) Salary & Benefits How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: jdenham@libertyhardwoodsinc.com Other Job Opportunities Lumber Grader Responsible for the accurate inspection and grading of green hardwood lumber according to NHLA grading rules, with an emphasis on quality assurance. This position also oversees the accurate sorting, stacking, and compiling of load quantities prior to customer shipment. June 18, 2026 Bingaman & Son Lumber, Inc St Marys, PA Learn More RSVP Lumber Grader The Lumber Inspector is responsible for visually inspecting and grading hardwood lumber according to NHLA rules and guidelines. This role ensures lumber is accurately sorted, tallied, and moved through production efficiently. Key Responsibilities Visually inspect, measure, and grade hardwood lumber to NHLA standards Identify defects such as knots, splits, wane, checking, stain, and other... June 8, 2026 Maple Ridge Hardwoods Sterling Michigan Learn More RSVP Millwrights and Electricians Email for details May 25, 2026 Edwards Wood Products, Inc. Marshville, Laurinburg & Liberty NC Learn More RSVP

Job Opening Detail Log Yard Manager Danzer Veneer Americas Log Yard Manager Danzer Veneer Americas Edinburgh, Indiana Position Description Danzer Veneer Americas is excited to announce we are hiring a Log Yard Manager for our EDINBURGH, INDIANA location. This position oversees the daily operations of the log yard operations, management of a staff of 9 people, and overseeing the safety and efficiency of all log yard activities. Schedule: Monday- Friday, day shift. Competitive pay, with benefits available on day 1 that include a zero deductible, copay only medical plan. 401K matching, weekly pay, 10 paid holidays per calendar year, 3-weeks of PTO annually, training and advancement opportunities available. Core Responsibilities Log Receiving and Sorting: Assist in the receiving of all logs delivered to the facility, which includes remeasurement, grading and sorting. Log yard management data includes handheld computers and desk top based SAP for inventory information. Equipment & Yard Flow: Directing the movement of heavy machinery (ie: loaders, forwarders, trucks) and overseeing the maintenance of rolling stock and yard facilities. Safety & Compliance: Enforcing strict OSHA standards to minimize workplace hazards and promote a rigorous safety culture among staff. Quality Control: Ensuring logs are rotated properly to prevent decay and are sorted into the correct bins so that the mill receives the ideal product mix. Required Skills & Experience Managers increasingly rely on software solutions like SAP to track log flow, production requirements, and inventory age. Typical Qualifications: Experience: Hands-on background in forestry, timber processing, or log yard operations. Knowledge of species identification and log measuring. Certifications: Knowledge of OSHA safety compliance is a plus. Skills: Leadership ability, equipment operation knowledge, and problem-solving abilities. Salary & Benefits Salary: Starting at $65,000 annually Benefits: 401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Employee assistance program Health insurance Paid time off Professional development assistance Tuition reimbursement Vision insurance How To Apply Please send all questions, resumes & applications to: rebecca.valiquette@danzer.com Other Job Opportunities Lumber Grader Responsible for the accurate inspection and grading of green hardwood lumber according to NHLA grading rules, with an emphasis on quality assurance. This position also oversees the accurate sorting, stacking, and compiling of load quantities prior to customer shipment. June 18, 2026 Bingaman & Son Lumber, Inc St Marys, PA Learn More RSVP Lumber Grader The Lumber Inspector is responsible for visually inspecting and grading hardwood lumber according to NHLA rules and guidelines. This role ensures lumber is accurately sorted, tallied, and moved through production efficiently. Key Responsibilities Visually inspect, measure, and grade hardwood lumber to NHLA standards Identify defects such as knots, splits, wane, checking, stain, and other... June 8, 2026 Maple Ridge Hardwoods Sterling Michigan Learn More RSVP Millwrights and Electricians Email for details May 25, 2026 Edwards Wood Products, Inc. Marshville, Laurinburg & Liberty NC Learn More RSVP

Explore the National Hardwood Academy’s Course Calendar to view upcoming Inspector Training School cohorts, short courses, and online learning opportunities for hardwood professionals. Course Calendar Your central hub for upcoming training, classes, and education opportunities. The National Hardwood Academy Course Calendar brings together all upcoming educational offerings in one easy-to-navigate place. From full Inspector Training School cohorts to short courses, online learning, and continuing education programs, this calendar helps you plan your professional development with confidence. Course Calendar Course Type Date(s) Details No upcoming classes match your search criteria. Please check back soon. NHLA Inspector Online Training Program - Module 3 (Purdue University) ITS - Hybrid July 13 — 31, 2026 Learn More 3 Day Intro to Hardwood Lumber Grading (hosted by Ron Jones Hardwoods) Short Course July 21 - 23, 2026 Learn More NHLA Inspector Online Training Program - Module 1 (Purdue University) ITS - Hybrid Aug 10 - 21, 2026 Learn More 5 Day Intro to Lumber Grading (Indiana Hardwood Lumbermen's Assn.) Short Course August 10 — 14, 2026 Learn More 3 Day Intro to Grading Hardwood Lumber (Highland Lumber & Mill) Short Course Aug 26 - 28, 2026 Learn More 3 Day Intro to Hardwood Lumber Grading Short Course Sep 9 - 11, 2026 Learn More 3 Day Intro to Hardwood Lumber Grading at Convention Short Course Sep 15 - 17, 2026 Learn More Inspector Training School Class 212 Inspector Training School Sep 21 - Nov 13, 2026 Learn More NHLA Inspector Online Training Program - Module 3 ITS - Hybrid Oct 26 - Nov 13, 2026 Learn More NHLA Inspector Online Training Program - Module 2 (Online) ITS - Hybrid Jan 1 - Dec 31, 2026 Learn More First Prev 1 Page 1 Next Last Let's Find the Right Course for You Not sure which course best suits your needs? Our knowledgeable staff is ready to help you select the ideal training path to meet your goals. Contact Us