In this Issue:  
  Test & Measurement Conference 2022  
  Root Cause Analysis Workshop  
  Multi Stakeholder Quality Forum (MSQF) launches Quality Website during World Quality Week  
  SADC Regional Laboratory Association (SRLA)  
 

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Test & Measurement Conference 2022

The T&M Conference 2022 was held from 24-26 October by way of a hybrid conference where the in-person part took place at the NLA premises. Attendance was good with over 250 registered delegates of which 24% were in-person attendees.

As usual, we had some very interesting plenaries including Prof. Wynand Steyn’s presentation and demonstration of SmartWoef, the Civil Engineering faculty of the University of Pretoria’s robot dog!

To view a short video on what SMWoef can do, click here!
 

Other keynote addresses were delivered by Dr Wynand Louw, CIPM President as well as Laura Martin, EUROLAB’s Secretary General.

Delegates also enjoyed presentations from the South African Technical Infrastructure organisations and many technical presentations within the two streams, on days 2 and 3 respectively, from a host of local and international speakers, such as Álvaro Ribeiro from EUROLAB in Portugal and Ingrid Flemming from IFM Quality Services in Australia, amongst others.

If you would like to download any of the presentations, please visit the T&M Conference tab on our website where they are all available for download.


 
         
 
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