What belongs to the measurement of work: the implementation of measurement standards, the promotion of precision measurement technology, physical and chemical test identification and technical analysis work.
Introduction to Metrologists:
Metrologists are people who are responsible for measuring, inspecting, and recording the parameters and specifications of articles, goods, or buildings. They use a variety of measuring tools and instruments, such as rulers, tape measures, levels, weight gauges, manometers, etc., to take accurate measurements of items and to record and analyze the results.
Common jobs for metrologists include measuring building dimensions, weights and heights, measuring various parameters of machinery and equipment, and verifying that products manufactured on production lines conform to specifications. They are useful in different industries such as construction, manufacturing, and healthcare.
Measurement Clerk Job Description:
Measurement Management: Measurement clerks are required to manage measuring instruments in the enterprise, including the establishment, maintenance and updating of the ledger, in order to ensure that the measuring instruments are accurate and reliable. Measurement verification and calibration: the measurement officer needs to carry out regular verification and calibration of measuring instruments to ensure that they are within the validity period and meet the requirements for use.
This may involve contacting and coordinating with external calibration organizations to complete the calibration and verification of measuring instruments. Quality Control: The Metrologist is responsible for providing metrological technical support and advice to the various production, engineering and inspection departments within the organization to ensure that the quality control of the production process meets the specified requirements.
Technical training and publicity: The metrologist will train and publicize the metrological knowledge and skills of the enterprise's employees to improve everyone's measurement level and metrological awareness. At the same time, the metrologist also needs to continuously learn and master new measurement techniques and measurement standards.
Measurement of the implementation of rules and regulations and implementation: the measurement clerk is responsible for the implementation and implementation of national measurement laws and regulations and enterprise measurement rules and regulations, to ensure that the measurement of the work carried out in accordance with the prescribed procedures and standards.
Measurement equipment maintenance and maintenance: measurement of the measurement of equipment also need to carry out regular maintenance and maintenance, to avoid equipment failure affect the quality of production and work efficiency. Data analysis and reporting: the metrologist needs to regularly collect, organize and analyze metrological data, and feedback the results of the analysis to the relevant departments for the establishment of improvement measures.