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| D61. USA - A2LA - Laboratory Training Series (Annex.B #81) |
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Title
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A2LA (American Association for Laboratory Accreditation) Training Program ‘Quality Assurance and Analysis Tools for Calibration and Testing Labs’
(weblink: http://www.a2la.org/training/course_schedule.cfm)
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Operator
(website) |
A2LA (American Association for Laboratory Accreditation)
(website: www.a2la.org)
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Type
(Target Group) |
P6. Various Target Groups
(please use ’Type’ in question used in 2.1)
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Learning
Objectives |
In this program, the audience (students) learn :
Quality Assurance analysis tools are normally thought of as manufacturing and process oriented statistical analysis tools. So, why utilize them in metrology and testing applications? They are used in many indirect ways in metrology even when laboratory personnel do not think they are using them. When one checks their standards at a regular interval, performs intermediate checks and record the data, they are informally performing the first half function of control charts. Comparing results of one calibrator versus another is another informal approach of analyzing data.
This seminar formalizes different techniques used in calibration and testing laboratories, so more information is derived from the data gathering exercise. As a result there is more confidence in the analysis of data and results reported. Typical applications of Quality Assurance Analysis Tools extend to:
Check Standards
Stability Studies
Characterize Drift
Long Term Reproducibility
Predicting Out of Tolerance (OOT) conditions
Determine Realistic tolerances
Determine Uncertainties
Proposed changes to the ISO 17025
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Year
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participants) |
- 2006 (30-40 in two U.S. Cities) |
Operation
Summary |
- Applicable techniques for both testing and calibration laboratories are taught using a hand-on approach. A computer spreadsheet is used to demonstrate the calculation techniques. Participants are provided the spreadsheet at the end of seminar for future reference. |
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Summary |
Title
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(language : English) |
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Table of
contents
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Syllabus) |
Basic Statistics Introduction
Mean, Mode, Median, Range
Population and Sample Standard Deviation
Standard Deviation of the Mean
Histogram, Bell Curve, Central Limit Theorem
z, t and F distributions
Control Chart Methods
Types of Control Charts
Decision rules for interpreting Control Chart data
Control Chart Applications in Metrology
Process Capability
Measurement Systems Analysis
Measurement Related Definitions and Concepts
Bias, Linearity and Stability
Regression Analysis
Gage R & R
Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
Prevention Techniques
Predicting Out Of Tolerance (OOT) conditions
Applying basic guard banding techniques
Calibration Interval Analysis Overview
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Not Available |
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| Economy |
United States of America |
| Org/Ministry |
American Association for Laboratory Accreditation |
| Position |
Training Coordinator |
| Name |
Julie Stevens |
| Phone, Email |
(301)644-3235, jstevens@a2la.org
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