The Chippewa Valley Technical College offers a Calibration of Hand Tools seminar. This is mainly for quality managers, equipment calibrators and International Organization for Standardization (ISO) compliance managers and auditors. The class teaches you how to calibrate both test and measurement equipment, including dial indicators, micrometers, test indicators and calipers. Students must document their test results. You may bring your own equipment to class, but the organizers provide standards and gauges. This school is in Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
The Fluke Master the Tools of the Trade seminars is a series of courses that teach students how to use certain Fluke equipment. You can take classes in seven modules, including the Instrumentation Calibration and Management seminar. This class teaches the basics of calibration and provides all the compliance documentation needed. You learn how to use process calibrators and how to perform calibrations on different instruments. Class organizers provide all the equipment needed during the seminar. The goal is to ensure that your test tools work properly and that you learn in a hands-on environment. This seminar is mainly for industry professionals. Fluke is in Everett, Washington.
The Mitutoyo Institute of Metrology offers seminars at either its Chicago or Elk Grove Village, Illinois, locations. One of its seminars is the Hands-On Gage Calibration, which is a three-day seminar. This program teaches how to calibrate different equipment, including gauges, measuring tools and instruments. The school accepts only six students per class. Coursework includes modern quality system standards, calibration procedures and temperature issues. Instructors will help you with individual needs and problems, and you can work at your own pace.
Norbar Torque Tools' Torque Tools Training Seminars is for Norbar customers who need help with their hand tools. You learn how to fix and recalibrate your torque wrenches or torque measurement equipment and you receive all the tools you need for the class. This is a 1 1/2-day seminar, and it takes place at the Torque Wrench Service Lab in Willoughby, Ohio. Businesses can also request in-house seminars.