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READ THE NEW BMTA NEWSLETTER – WINTER 2020/21 NOW

BMTA NEWSLETTER WINTER 2021 FC

As such, this issue is filled with articles and features on those subject matters. We look at the ISO/IEC 17025:2017 transition; the end of the Brexit transition from an accreditation perspective; conformity assessment post Brexit; and why the measurement infrastructure is so vital in the economic recovery from Covid-19.

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BMTA NEWSLETTER WINTER 2021 FC

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

THE FEATURES INCLUDE:

 

EDITOR’S NOTE

MEET OUR NEWSLETTER CONTRIBUTORS

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COMPENDIUM OF EXAMPLES OF MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY EVALUATION. 
By Professor Maurice Cox, NPL Senior Fellow, Data Science Department, NPL

ISO/IEC 17025:2017 TRANSITION UPDATE. 
By Paul Greenwood, Operations Director, UKAS

ISO/IEC 17025:2017 ENSURING THE VALIDITY OF RESULTS – ARE THESE NEW REQUIREMENTS? 
By Trevor Thompson, bestmeasurement.com

END OF BREXIT TRANSITION – AN ACCREDITATION PERSPECTIVE.
By Paul Greenwood, Operations Director, UKAS

EU FTA TRANSITION (UKCA).
By Terence Boniface, Assistant Director, Advanced Manufacturing Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, UKCA

CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT POST BREXIT – PLACING NEW MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS ON THE MARKET IN THE UK, NORTHERN IRELAND AND THE EU AFTER 1 JANUARY 2021
By Jeff Llewellyn, President BMTA, and non-Executive Director, UKAS

AUTOMATED CALIBRATION OF NON-AUTOMATED DEVICES.
By Matt Gypps, UK Technical Manager, Trescal

MAKING REGULATORY CHEMICAL EMISSIONS TESTS EASIER FOR CONSTRUCTION PRODUCTS MANUFACTURERS.
By Elinor Hughes, Technical Copywriter, Markes International

WHY IS THE MEASUREMENT INFRASTRUCTURE VITAL IN ECONOMIC RECOVERY FROM COVID-19?
By Dr Richard Brown, Head of Metrology, NPL

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SPRING 2021 ISSUE

Looking forward to our Spring issue, our focus theme is based on:

  • Agile practices in standards, testing, measurement and calibration

To help us provide our BMTA members with useful information we would like your help to:

  • identify and share relevant topics
  • provide research on new technologies or techniques
  • let us know industry news
  • promote events and training sessions
  • inform us of publications you think may be of interest to your fellow BMTA members.

If you would like to contribute to the next issue of the BMTA Newsletter please contact editor.bmta@abacus-comms.co.uk with a brief synopsis.

Equally, should your business produce any information, white papers or interviews that you would like to share, please submit this to enquiries@bmta.co.uk.