Dimensional Measurements Standard
- Responsibility:
- Design gauge to meet measurement requirements.
- Resources:
- Access to inspection plan, part drawings and models, part material specification,customer requirements, available gauge materials and fabrication options
- What you do
- Documenting gauge design
- Decisions you make
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Taking into account:
- Operating environment
- Part production quantity
- Durability requirements
- Comparative cost of design options
- TUR (Test Uncertainty Ratio) requirements
- Determining gauge materials and geometry
- Calculating dimensional limits
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Applying:
- Gaugemaker tolerances
- Geometric controls
- Wear allowances
- Estimating cost
- Compliance:
- Full
- Evaluation:
- Design verification, Observation
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Role: Quality Engineer
- Description:
- Quality Engineers measure part features and analyze results to determine if part dimensions meet specifications and perform planning and analysis to ensure measurement accuracy.
- Duty Area 1: Hand-held Measuring Tools
- Duty Area 2: Coordinate Measuring Machine
- Duty Area 3: Portable Measuring Machine
- Duty Area 4: On-machine Measurement
- Duty Area 5: Measurement Data & Analysis
- Duty Area 6: Documentation
- Duty Area 7: Custom Gauging
Roles with identical duty:
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