Metrology Training,
In Person
An hour in the room with our applications specialists. No webinar, no sales pitch — a working session on measurement practice, tool handling, and the questions your quality technicians actually run into. Lunch is provided.
Pick The Topic Your Team Needs Most
Each session runs about 45 minutes with time for questions. Combine two topics into a longer session if your team wants the extra depth.
Measurement Is Not Inspection
Why a number on a display is not the same as a decision about a part, and what that distinction costs on the floor.
- Measurement uncertainty in plain terms
- Where gage error enters the decision
- Guard banding and accept/reject risk
- What auditors ask for and why
Basic Tool Training
Hands-on fundamentals for new technicians and operators using calipers, micrometers, indicators, and height gages.
- Reading and zeroing each tool type
- Correct feel, contact, and technique
- Choosing the right tool for the tolerance
- Common operator errors, demonstrated
Hand-Tool Care & Handling
How gages fail in service, and the storage, cleaning, and handling habits that keep them in tolerance between calibrations.
- Thermal effects and soak time
- Cleaning, corrosion, and anvil wear
- Storage, drop events, and damage reporting
- When to re-verify before the due date
First Article / PPAP Measurement
Building a first-article report your customer accepts the first time, and the measurement methods behind each dimension.
- Ballooning and dimension traceability
- Method selection: hand tools, CMM, vision
- Fixture qualification and datum strategy
- Documenting traceability for the submission
Request A Lunch & Learn
Tell us the topic and we will find a date. There is no cost and no obligation — the goal is a better-informed team and a conversation about what your measurement process needs.
- Instruments on the table, not slides alone
- Reference material provided for every attendee
- An applications specialist confirms the date with you
We use your details only to schedule the session. No cost, no obligation.