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Working Group on Training Coordination

Marian Haire

23 November

2016

Training Delivery in 20161

Verification of fuel dispensers

Pattaya

City, ThailandAustralia11–13 July 20162Mass standardsJakarta, IndonesiaJapan30 Aug – 1 Sept 20163Verification of non-automatic weighing instrumentsKuala Lumpur, MalaysiaMalaysia28 Nov–1 Dec 2016

1 Trainers supplied by developing economies: Thailand, Cambodia and Philippines

Participants represented both legal and scientific metrology – some issues

To be delivered next week with support from

Suliana

Binti

Ghazalli

from Malaysia

Secretariat capturing procedures for course administrationSurvey Monkey used to gather feedbackGoogle docs used to distribute training materialsTechnical member of Secretariat attends all training courses so they can assist trainer when requiredWebsite contains some video footage fro NAWI and fuel dispensersCollating country reports to assess degree of implementation of OIML recommendationsSummary of procedures trainers are using in each training courseSecretariat following up on action plansImprovements in course administration

Work plan for 2017Course

Host Economy

Trainers

ScheduleVerification of weighbridgesChina China9. 2017 Verification of bulk flow meters for petrol and dieselThailandAustralia24-28 July 2017 Verification and pattern approval of water metersMalaysia Australia2017 (3 days)Verification of rice moisture meters?

Joint APMP/APLMF

Workshop

– Benefits of

Metrology

Malaysia

Camilla - convener

22-23 May 2017

Online training based on survey results

Secretariat

Course focusPracticalities of testing water meters Operating principles of common water meter types, the relevant testsTypical results and expected failure modes during type approval testing and verificationPractical demonstrations if there are available facilities

Verification and pattern approval of water

meters course

Proposed – feedback from WG requestedCourse contentLaboratory design and operation Reference standards and equipmentEstimation of measurement uncertaintyMeter types and operating principlesTest procedures (type approval and initial verification)Analysis of results, acceptance criteria and possible failure modesTest procedures (in-service inspection)Analysis of results, acceptance criteria and possible failure modes

Workshop focusEnhance opportunities through increased cooperationCompile case studies to demonstrate benefitsGreater understanding of challenges facing NMIs and LMOsDevelop ideas for web portal Benefits of MetrologyProposed – feedback from

WG

requested

Workshop content built around 4 themesRole of metrology within an national quality infrastructureLegislative framework – what should we regulate, how to measure riskTraceabilityStakeholder engagementKeynoteCase studies/Share best practiceDevelop concepts for web portal to apply in new areas of metrology

Launch will occur in May 2017Will combine with raising awareness project (web portal)Invitations to both scientific and legal metrologyProfessional convenorOutcome - greater understanding of what is possible and increased cooperationGuide 1 brings scientific and legal metrology together in ONE docExplain how a measurement infrastructure operatesProvides accessibility to the myriad of documents currently available

Assists managers to explain benefits of metrology to their governments

Seeks ways for scientific and legal metrology to support each other

MEDEA Project Joint 1 Guide 1

Joint web portalCase studies to show how metrology is successful in solving a problemShare best practiceIdentifying studies that show metrology activities support economic growth and wellbeingStephen O’Brien to provide more complete report on this projectMEDEA Project Joint 2 Awareness Raising

Ms Weina Che from NIM China spent 1 month at PTB where she analysed the distribution of economies supported by MEDEA in 2016 as follows:under all ten work packages: the MEDEA project has supported 153 participants from 20 different economies (total number of applicants 215, admittance rate: 71 %)under work package APLMF1: the MEDEA project has supported 63 participants from 18 different economies (total number of applicants 96, admittance rate: 66 %)Since the beginning of the MEDEA project in 2014, the project has thereby achieved its largest regional

outreach

PTB extends the invitation to APLMF members if they have a staff member who could benefit by spending time at PTB.

MEDEA Project Joint 3 International cooperation

Directors use BSC to develop strategic plansOffers online counselling for those workingThis has not ben a very successful project to dateDo you have any feedback on any further support that is required? MEDEA Project Joint 4 Strategic Management using Balanced Score Card

Think about your economy’s strategic directionIs there a training course we need to provide to support you?Please make your suggestion nowBeyond 2018 Any suggestions

Trainers produce a summary of the test proceduresSecretariat turns this into a survey for economies to completeSecretariat produces a Guide document that shows a table compilation of economy reports at the training could and the results of the surveyGuide document provides snapshot of implementation of OIML recommendations within the regionEconomies get to view guide documents and suggest amendments prior to publication on the websiteGuide docs reviewed on a regular basisGuide doc used to underpin eLearning modulesKevin Gudmundsson will walk you through the first draft guide

Test Procedure Guide Documents Surveys

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