Meeting ILAC Requirements for Measurement Traceability to the SI through NIST and other National Metrology Institutes 2016

Topics

• The basic concepts surrounding traceability, calibration, and uncertainty
• The traceability, calibration and uncertainty requirements from ISO/IEC 17025
• The concept of data models
• The basic approaches to estimating uncertainties of measurement
• The steps to be taken in estimating uncertainties for most basic types of measurements
• The contributors of uncertainty associated with tests and calibrations
• The science behind the approaches to be used in internal calibration
• Estimations of uncertainty for the measurements conducted in their own laboratory
• The processes to be followed for internal calibration, and
• The requirements for estimating uncertainties for internal calibration
• An ability to propagate uncertainties in internal calibration

Who should Attend

People who work in a testing or calibration laboratory and:

• Compliance professionals
• Regulatory professionals
• Manufacturing engineers
• Production supervisors
• Design engineers
• Production engineers
• Quality engineers
• Process owners
• Quality auditors