Do those working in instrumentation and control also need to handle metrology?
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This post was last edited by xzzgjxmf on 2017-7-25 at 12:23. As the title suggests, there is still a dedicated measurement manager.
Those who work with instruments are inherently tied to measurement...
It can’t hurt to learn more; however, certification for measurement is required separately.
It needs to be measured separately, as the focus points are different.
Measurement requires special evidence collection, with a different focus. Our measurement devices are mainly flow meters, weighing scales and other instruments used for settlement purposes, but the measurement staff are divided into those who handle usage and those who handle maintenance; one person is in charge of usage while another is in charge of maintenance
When it comes to enterprise management, some have dedicated measurement departments, while others assign this task to the instrumentation department.
Instruments are essentially used for measurement and control; metrology requires measurement. So we all have to do it.
But Shanghai requires an internal inspector certificate, and the certification process is done on a per-category basis; for pressure-related devices, the cost is 2000 more, the same applies to weighing devices. For flow and temperature-related devices, the cost is identical. It’s really expensive.