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When Exact Metrology bought an industrial computed tomography scanner, it opened the door to inspection services for the aerospace industry.

Advances in camera, sensor, and video interface technologies have helped power the continuing development of machine vision solutions for manufacturing and quality inspection that far surpass the abilities of any human.

Quality management professionals focused their eyes on the big update to ISO 9001 in September, and changes in the standard will require top leadership to do the same moving into the new year and beyond.

Over the years we have had numerous conversations related to the lack of standards and flexibility when it comes to calibration software.

May has served as acting director since June 2014

“The true measure of a successful NDT training program lies in the student’s ability to demonstrate that the body of knowledge was thoroughly comprehended and that the skills to effectively perform the nondestructive tests have been achieved. This should be the goal of all NDT courses.”

The AS9100 standard remains one of the most well-known and successful models of an industry-operated-and-driven standard in existence today.

The official definition of the word “control” is: to exercise authoritative or dominating influence over; or to adjust to a requirement.

Charlie Clark was once auditing a company when a box of out-of-calibration gages fell from the ceiling.