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From:St. Marys, PA
Registered: Sep 98

posted 14 January 1999 11:19 AM               

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I am looking for some decent cheap calibration training. Is that asking for the world on a silver platter? Maybe. Any ideas?

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From:Zeeland, MI USA
Registered: Dec 98

posted 14 January 1999 11:48 AM               

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Dawn,

I didn't know there was such a thing as "cheap" training........

Seriously, check out your local chapter of ASQ; sometimes they have such things, or can direct you to another source. A local community college in my area offered some calibrations training last year......it was affordable, and was pretty good. YOu may want to check that option as well.

Good luck

Bryon

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From:West Chester, OH, USA
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posted 14 January 1999 02:07 PM               

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Are you talking Measurement Systyyems Analysis or what?

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From:St. Marys, PA
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posted 15 January 1999 09:35 PM               

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No. We pretty much have MSA covered. I'm talking calibration and the shall in QS stating any employee performing calibration must have proof of training. Do you have any ideas on how I can cover this without having an actual calibration training certificate?

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From:West Chester, OH, USA
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posted 27 January 1999 09:19 PM               

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Proof of training:

Lab manager shows new employee how each calibration is performed and records that s/he did this. That is 'training' and it is recorded. Don't over complicate the issue.

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From:West Chester, OH, USA
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posted 27 January 1999 09:20 PM               

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I didn't know there was such a thing as "cheap" training........

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I'm cheap! Mebbe not easy, but Cheap!

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