T03: General Metrology Fundamentals – Full Day
- Start Date : 2 February, 2026
- Start Time : 8:00am
- End Date : 2 February, 2026
- End Time : 5:00pm
- Address : Salon I, N Tower
No Schedule
Abstract
The General Metrology Fundamentals course offers a practical, one-day introduction to the essential concepts of measurement science and its role in quality, manufacturing, and laboratory environments. Participants explore how metrology functions as a system—connecting measurement units, standards, traceability, and calibration processes across industries. The class features hands-on dimensional measurement exercises using calipers, micrometers, and gauge blocks, helping students connect theory to real-world practice. Key topics include an overview of the International System of Units (SI), the purpose and structure of calibration systems, basic uncertainty concepts, and the importance of documentation and traceability. Designed for both newcomers and experienced professionals seeking a refresher, this course provides a clear foundation for understanding how accurate measurements underpin reliability and compliance in any technical field.
Ryan Egbert
Ryan Egbert is the Owner and President of Sine Calibration School and Sine Certified. He started his career in metrology in 1999 joining the United States Marine Corps, going through GCAMS at Keesler AFB Biloxi, Mississippi. 15 years later, Ryan retired from the Marine Corps out of the same schoolhouse in Biloxi as an instructor in 2014. Having instructed over 600 Sailors and Marines, he also was awarded the Center for Naval Aviation Technical Training (CNATT) Instructor of the Quarter Award in December of 2013. After serving in the Marine Corps Ryan found the need in the civilian community for a structured school for metrology and calibration, inspiring him to start Sine Calibration School, which is focused on the knowledge base for technicians entering the field of metrology for the first time.