Making measurement matter
Featuring more than 40 of the top UK inspection and metrology companies and offering extensive networking opportunities, the GTMA will host its Make Measurement Matter road show on Thursday, 16th October at Wigan Athletic Football Club’s DW Stadium.
Demonstrating the latest technology, these companies are active participants in creating successful engineering solutions for the current and future demands of all industry sectors.
Julia Moore, chief executive, says: “With keynote speakers from industry-leading ‘blue chip’ manufacturing companies and an interesting transfer of measurement technology into the Police service, MMM 2014 will provide an opportunity for attendees to learn more about the very latest measurement and inspection technologies and services available. This knowledge could provide a vital competitive edge.”
Keynote Speakers include John Rusted, Humberside Police, Forensic Collision Investigation. His presentation is: ‘The adaptation and adoption of HDS technology for use in collision investigation’. National Product Verification Programme Leader at the NPL, Phil Cooper, will present: ‘Product verification’. Simon Gough-Rundle, Group Assistant Chief Metrologist and Chief Metrologist for Aerospace Supply Chain at Rolls-Royce, is presenting: ‘Development of Measurement and Inspection within the global Aerospace Supply Chain through generation of industry minimum standards, collaborative working and audit programmes’.
The day will be opened and chaired by Andy Morris, Laboratory Manager, NPL at the University of Huddersfield. He has experienced measurement issues in many different industry sectors, from nuclear through underwater acoustics, electrical, dimensional, nano-metrology and many others.
Places at this annual event are limited, so early booking is recommended – www.makemeasurementmatter.co.uk.
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