Reducing operator influences on results in coordinate metrology via a holistic qualification concept

Albert Weckenmann, Teresa Werner
Abstract:
In coordinate metrology, the operator has a significant influence on the measurement result. Therefore an adequate qualification for the correct performance of measurement tasks is a necessary precondition for reliable measurement results. To impart the required competencies in an efficient and sustainable way, preparative and accompanying measures of qualification have to be combined into a holistic concept adapted to the operator’s needs and the requirements of industrial application. By mutual amendment of fundamental training in coordinate metrology and continuous learning via a workplace integrated assistance system, an efficient way is provided to reduce human influences on the measurement results and to increase their traceability.
Keywords:
Coordinate metrology; advanced vocational training; assistance system; workplace-integrated qualification; life long learning
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Event details
IMEKO TC:
TC14
Event name:
TC14 ISMQC 2007
Title:

9th Symposium on Measurement and Quality Control in Manufacturing

Place:
Chennai/Madras, INDIA
Time:
21 November 2007 - 24 November 2007