Daryl Guberman: The Forefather of Quality and Government Accountability
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NEW CITY, N.Y. - Nyenta -- For over 40 years, Daryl Guberman has been a relentless force in quality assurance, material sciences, and government accountability. His unmatched expertise in non-ferrous metals, aluminum and titanium alloys, plastics, composites, and their fastening and testing systems has made him a critical figure in industries where safety and reliability are paramount.

But beyond his technical mastery, Guberman has spent over a decade exposing the deep corruption within regulatory agencies and accreditation bodies-long before today's government watchdogs took notice. Now, as the Department of Government Efficiencies (DOGE) attempts to tackle systemic issues, they will never reach the true "root cause" without the leadership and guidance of Daryl Guberman.

A 12-Year Head Start on Government Oversight Failures

Before the Department of Government Efficiencies was even conceived, Daryl Guberman was already uncovering the financial entanglements and regulatory failures that DOGE is just beginning to investigate.
https://www.prlog.org/13060979-qa-expert-daryl-guberman-40-year-aerospace-veteran-moving-faster-than-the-department-of-government-efficiencies-doge-in-exposing-corruption.html

In 2013 two years after opening his business, he exposed how federal agencies, corporations, and accreditation bodies operate not as independent oversight organizations, but as a tightly woven network of self-interest. His investigations revealed:

• The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the American National Accreditation Board (ANAB) acting as both regulators and enablers of misconduct. https://www.prlog.org/13057469-global-accreditation-failures-how-the-wuhan-lab-certification-exposed-systemic-weaknesses-and-paved-the-way-for-covid-19.html
• The International Accreditation Forum (IAF incorporated in Delaware and is a association of national and international accreditation bodies) and ILAC (Australia) creating a global framework where oversight is an illusion.

The Global Oversight Failure: ANSI, ANAB, IAF, and ILAC

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A critical part of Guberman's work involves the role of international organizations in perpetuating these systemic failures. The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the American National Accreditation Board (ANAB) are not just national bodies—they are the founders of the International Accreditation Forum (IAF), which is incorporated in Delaware, and their sister organization, the International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ILAC) in Australia. These organizations function as underwriters for both the IAF and ILAC, meaning they assume legal liability for any systematic and product failures within the scope of these accreditations.

Guberman also highlights a recent effort by ANSI-ANAB to establish a unified global accreditation entity named Global Accreditation Cooperation (GLOBAC) a unification of IAF-ILAC. He argues that this move is intended to dissolve ANSI-ANAB's liability while preserving their control over global accreditation processes.

• The FAA's self-certification agreement with Boeing, allowing the company to approve its own safety standards, bypassing true regulatory checks. https://www.avweb.com/news/faa-grants-boeing-more-autonomy-on-certification/

Despite his efforts, these revelations were ignored or actively buried-not because they were incorrect, but because the system is designed to protect itself from true accountability. The reality is, Guberman, was "one man up against an entrenched system of corruption", which is why his findings are only now being recognized on a national scale and international one.

April 17, 2024: Guberman's Leadership in Action

On April 17, 2024, Guberman took his fight to Washington, D.C., standing up at the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) subcommittee alongside a Boeing whistleblower concerning the 777 and 787 aircraft. https://www.newstribune.com/photos/2024/apr/18/3749044/

At this hearing, Guberman brought his findings that the DOGE is only now starting to uncover:

• Boeing's 22-year absence of on-site auditing, despite demanding AS9100 certification from suppliers while failing to obtain it themselves until 2024. https://www.prlog.org/13059848-qa-expert-daryl-guberman-exposes-boeings-removal-of-supplier-auditing-documents-unveiling-22-years-of-neglected-oversight.html
• The FAA's corrupt partnership with Boeing, which allows the company to rubber-stamp its own aircraft safety certifications.
  
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• The role of ANSI/ANAB in shielding Boeing from accountability, permitting them to grant, suspend, and withdraw certifications at will.

Without Guberman's early efforts, today's investigations would have no foundation. Without his direct involvement, the Department of Government Efficiencies will never uncover the true root cause of these systemic failures.

Why the DOGE Needs Daryl Guberman to Succeed

Daryl Guberman has always worked in the realm of quality-where identifying the "root cause" of a problem is the only way to prevent failure.

For over a decade, he has proven that quality principles must be applied to regulatory oversight:

• A system cannot function properly if its oversight is compromised.
• You cannot certify quality in an organization that lacks transparency and accountability.
• True resolution comes not from surface-level fixes, but from addressing the core issues.

The Department of Government Efficiencies has an opportunity to drive real change, but without Daryl Guberman's decades of knowledge, they will remain entangled in the very bureaucracy they seek to reform.

Conclusion:

The world is finally catching up to the truths that Daryl Guberman exposed over a decade ago. However, simply recognizing the problem is not enough-getting to the root cause requires the expertise, tenacity, and leadership that Guberman has demonstrated for over 40 years.

Without his guidance, the Department of Government Efficiencies will remain just another initiative bogged down by the very system it is trying to fix.

Daryl Guberman isn't just ahead of his time-he's the key to ensuring real change happens. The question is: Will those in power finally listen?