Measurement System Analysis – MSA

MSA (Measurement System Analysis) is a set of procedures for assessing and evaluating the organisation’s measurement system. The MSA method is used to assess both an individual measuring device (e.g. a calibrated one) and the entire measurement system.

As the method is based on the assumption that measurement operations are affected by more than the accuracy of the measuring device, it focuses on analysing the sources of uncertainty in the entire measurement process and assessing the measurement system as a whole.

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Training content

Integration of MSA into a project
Quality of measurement data and definitions of terms
Interval of conformity, uncertainty and non-conformity
Closeness of measurements and the MSA principle
Factors impacting on measurement data quality
Characteristics of measurement data
A description of selected MSA methods
Response to poor MSA results
Planning a measurement system

Duration

1 day/8 hours

Form of graduation

Group size

4-15 people

Who is the training for

The training is intended for everyone involved in managing processes on the shop floor, working in laboratories and test rooms or in charge of inspection planning, production and quality assurance.

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