The Masonry Society (TMS) has a number of Committees to help the Society conduct business, to help the industry reach consensus, and to help our members learn and grow. Serving on a Committee can sometimes be challenging, but it is an excellent opportunity to learn and to contribute. And oftentimes it is fun and you gain friends for life!
TMS is governed by the Board of Directors, and its Executive Committee. In addition, TMS has two main groups of committees: Administrative Committees and Technical Committees. Administrative Committees report to the Administrative Committee Team (ACT) while Technical Committees report to the Technical Activities Committee (TAC). Both ACT and TAC report on the progress of the Committees Directly to the Board of Directors.
Members and nonmembers of the Society can join most TMS committees here.
TMS Committees give people the opportunity to share their views and to express their opinions on issues under consideration through a consensus process. The rules and procedures of TMS’s Committees are outlined in the documents below:
| Bylaws (Updated 2015-09-28) | (85.8 KB) |
| Chairpersons Policy Guide | (27.8 KB) |
| TMS Technical Committee Operations Manual | (201.7 KB) |
| Annual Report for TMS Committees | (31.5 KB) |
Committee Listing and Links
- Administrative Committees
- Board of Directors
- Executive Committee (EC)
- Technical Committees
- Architectural Practices Committee (APC)
- Building Information Modeling for Masonry Committee (BIM-M)
- Cast Stone Committee (CSC)
- Construction Practices Committee (CPC)
- Design Practices Committee (DPC)
- Energy Efficiency of Concrete and Masonry Systems Committee (EEC), ACI/TMS Committee 122
- Existing Masonry Committee (EMC)
- Fire Resistance and Fire Protection Committee (ACI/TMS 216)
- Investigating Disasters Project Team (ID)
- Research Committee
- Sustainability Committee
- Technical Activities Committee (TAC)
- TMS 402/602 Building Code Requirements and Specification for Masonry Structures Committee
