Metrology Training International Are Providers Of :

Training courses in Uncertainty of Measurement
Training courses in Physical Measurement
Consultations in Measurement Uncertainty
Consultations in Measurement Techniques

PRACTICAL MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY COURSES

We take measurement uncertainty seriously. The courses present an overview of the ISO "Guide to the Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement" and provide a practical approach to calculation of measurement uncertainty. These are not just a set of lectures, but involve "hands -on" experience in calculations and uncertainty estimation.The problems and examples are drawn from a range of physical measurements.

The one day course is suitable for managers who need an overview of measurement uncertainty or testing officers who are involved in a limited range of tests.

The three day course extends this to cover almost every need of the practising metrologist and provides invaluable training for calibration and testing staff.

While public courses are run in Australian capital cities annually, MTI specialises in in-house courses with worked examples based on the client’s activities. Courses are also run overseas for various organisations. The three day course is normally run at graduate level, but is presented in a manner so that attendees with experience and a good understanding of at least one field of testing and basic skills in algebra and numerical calculation will be able to complete the course.

Courses pitched at the technician level are available on request.

OVERVIEW

The courses cover the basic estimation process from specification of the measurement model through to evaluation of the final figure of measurement uncertainty.

The course material is regularly updated and new examples added. Course notes, a text and a certificate are provided to all attendees. The three day course incorporates a written test and those who achieve a pass mark receive a Certificate of Completion. It therefore attracts double points for the IE Aust. CPD program.

The courses are presented by Ron Cook, an experienced metrologist with extensive practical experience in applying the ISO Guide to many fields of physical measurement.

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