Improving My Inspection Skills
Improving My Inspection Skills
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Hello all,
I had been worked as a Relief Valves Coordinator for 7 years, and I now I will work as a mechanical inspector.
Do you have any advice in improving my mechanical inspection skills; organizing methods, writing effective reports, make effective surveys, .etc.
I meant what should I do? Are there any guidelines for me as a mechanical Insp.?
Please advice.
Thanks.
I had been worked as a Relief Valves Coordinator for 7 years, and I now I will work as a mechanical inspector.
Do you have any advice in improving my mechanical inspection skills; organizing methods, writing effective reports, make effective surveys, .etc.
I meant what should I do? Are there any guidelines for me as a mechanical Insp.?
Please advice.
Thanks.





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RE: Improving My Inspection Skills
Study the concept of measuring precision.
Gain an understanding of very tiny measurments (micron-level).
Learn such manufacturing issues as surface finish, burr conditions, etc. that affect measurments.
Learn geometrical measuring concepts: planes, lines, surfaces, arcs, datums, lengths, flatness, curvature, roundness, parallelism.
Learn what tolerances are, what different types there are, and what they mean.
Study a little manufacturing statistics so that you recognize the terminology.
Learn to prioritize, write clearly, be organized, and be meticulous.
TygerDawg
Blue Technik LLC
Advanced Robotics & Automation Engineering
www.bluetechnik.com