
Human Error; Human Error Prevention; Human
Performance; Human Performance Improvement; Problem Reporting;
Root Cause Analysis; Corrective Action;
Process Improvement Tools; Quality and
Environmental Management Systems
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Measurement Control |
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Audience |
This seminar is designed for those having responsibility for the calibration control management system and for inspection and test planning (particularly for the selection of measurement devices). Those having responsibility for inspection and test also will gain a related learning experience. |
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Learning Outcomes |
Upon completion of this seminar,
one will be able to: |
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Outline |
1. Sources of measurement error 2. Meanings of precision, bias, accuracy and resolution 3. Calibration control standard 4. Measurement control policy 5. Elements of a calibration procedure 6. Criteria for the selection of calibration intervals and standardized intervals 7. Calibration traceability to national laboratories 8. Types and use of decals and seals 9. Procurement of measurement devices 10. Handling and transportation of measurement devices 11. Calibration and recall records 12. Multiple or ratio of device accuracy to characteristic tolerance spread 13. Effect of environment 14. Operator training 15. Recall 16. Corrective action 17. Measurement pinch |
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Handouts |
• Copy of the visual aids • Copy of the 32-page chapter on “Measurement Control” from B.W. (Ben) Marguglio’s book, with examples of a management system procedure, a detailed calibration procedure, and a schedule of calibration intervals. • Certificate of Completion, with Continuing Education Units |
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