Metrology, Inspection and Quality Control

This Steel and Foundry-specific Metrology, Inspection and Quality Control course provides practical knowledge of measurement, inspection, and quality practices used in steel and foundry industries. Participants learn how to measure the dimensions, shape, surface quality, and other important properties of steel and cast components. The course explains the use of measuring instruments such as vernier calipers, micrometers, gauges, and other precision tools. It covers inspection methods used for raw materials, castings, forgings, and finished steel products. Participants understand dimensional inspection, tolerance, accuracy, precision, and measurement errors. The course also introduces non-destructive testing methods used to identify cracks, defects, porosity, and other material problems. Quality control techniques for controlling casting and steel production defects are discussed. Participants learn about inspection procedures, quality standards, documentation, and acceptance criteria. The course also explains root-cause analysis and corrective actions for reducing production defects. Overall, it helps professionals improve product quality, measurement accuracy, process reliability, and compliance in steel and foundry operations.