Calibration Report Evaluation

At the end of this 2 hour session, using notes using notes and reference materials, participants will be able to:

• IDENTIFY which criteria in ISO/IEC 17025 and NIST HB 143 address calibration report requirements; 
• COMPLETE and EVALUATE a calibration report for completeness and correctness using either the criteria of section 5.10 or the checklist available on the NIST OWM web site

Technology Requirement(s):

You will need the following to participate in the webinar:

• Computer or laptop
• Internet browser, a broadband connection is recommended
• Telephone. Optional: a telephone headset

Materials & Supplies:

Not applicable.

Prerequisite(s):

There are no prerequisites for this webinar.

Minimum Requirement(s):

Completion includes completing pre-work assignment, full attendance and participation in the session activities and discussion, and completing an on-line evaluation after the course.

Cost:

The current fee for webinars is $199. However, registration fees for State weights and measures regulatory officials and metrologists are funded by NIST OWM.

Audience:

State laboratory staff who have responsibilities for developing, implementing, and/or improving the uncertainty analyses methods and reporting in their laboratory as well as those who are seeking OWM recognition and/or accreditation or improvements to support recognition/accreditation through adding this measurement to their Scope. This course is available for non-weights and measures participants.
This webinar is also useful for administrative or management staff who help prepare, review, file calibration reports for the lab, or review calibration reports that are submitted for service agents working in your weights and measures jurisdictions.

Instructor(s):

Georgia Harris
Office of Weights and Measures,
(301) 975 - 4014
Email: g.harris@nist.gov

NIST OWM has a number of other training opportunities scheduled. For more information:

• OWM training schedule
• OWM Lab Metrology Group Training page
• Request training using the Weights and Measures Contact Management System.