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Quality Control Inspection/Metrology

Quality control inspection (metrology) is the scientific study of measurement. It involves both theoretical and practical aspects of measuring. The mission of metrology is to provide accurate and reliable measurements for all types of industries, but it is especially important in precision engineering like submarine manufacturing, where products need to meet strict tolerances.

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We offer a caliber of education that you simply cannot get anywhere else, for less time and less money than other programs require. The curriculum builds a sturdy foundation that allows even the most novice student a platform to grow and flourish as they move from the basics of bench inspection to coordinating metrology machines. Not only is the curriculum mapped to credentials, but numerous industry survey results were also consulted to allow for the highest possibility of employment.

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Physical Demands

  • Must have steady hands.
  • Must have good eyesight, including close vision, color vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus.
  • Must be able to walk and reach with both arms and hands.
  • Must be able to stand for long periods of time.
  • Must be able to carry as much as 50 lbs.

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ATDM’s Quality Control Inspection program is designed to deliver industry-appropriate measurement and foundational quality assurance knowledge in an accelerated time frame. This program is for anyone starting their career, with or without previous manufacturing experience. Those already in the field will also find new learning opportunities as the lab work explores several different measurement techniques.

The curriculum is structured to give students a solid underpinning of metrology skills and habits applicable in any quality environment. The students also receive an abundance of time with ATDM’s world-class instructors, putting to practice measurement theory under expert guidance. The curriculum builds a sturdy foundation that allows even the most novice student a platform to grow and flourish as they move from the basics of bench inspection to coordinating metrology machines. Not only is the curriculum mapped to credentials, but numerous industry survey results were also consulted to allow for the highest possibility of employment.

ATDM’s Quality Control Inspection course stands apart because of the world-class instructors and advanced technology and equipment used to deliver the curriculum. The program is one of only a few like it in the United States. This course also provides opportunities to gain a large amount of knowledge and experience through hands-on practice.

Our program prioritizes building robust foundations in the science of weights and measures and provides our students a base to develop new skills and knowledge or reinforce existing training. Unlike the pressures of the manufacturing environment, ATDM’s classrooms offer a dedicated learning environment where mistakes can be thoroughly coached upon, promoting positive student growth. Included in the curriculum are several discussions on soft skills, including the utmost importance of integrity for an inspector, empathy for internal and external customers, and other business and manufacturing etiquette topics.

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ATDM Quality Control Inspection Graduates

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Quality Control Inspection Certifications

Certifications

  • Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt
  • NIMS Materials and Safety – National Institute of Metalworking Skills
  • NIMS Inspector – National Institute for Metalworking Skills
  • Mitutoyo MCOSMOS C1 & C2 – Mitutoyo America
  • OSHA 10 – Summit Training Source

Frequently Asked Questions

The ATDM program is 600 hours, approximately four months.

This is intermediate-level training; no prerequisites or job experience is necessary to apply.

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