Contributed by James Hood, Team Leader of Calibration Services
The Duncan Aviation Calibrations Lab is in the process of becoming A2LA accredited to ISO/IEC 17025.
Fast
Customers can expect their tools returned to them within just a few days. Once a tool arrives in the lab, it is calibrated and on its way in less than 2 days, 1.6 days to be exact. This includes tools shipped in by customers or brought in with a scheduled aircraft maintenance event.
Comprehensive
We have the capability to calibrate and repair more than 8,000 different equipment model numbers, including micrometers, calipers, scales, torque wrenches, thermometers, pressure gauges, pressure transducers, air data test sets, multi-meters, milli-ohm meters, megomhmeters, crimpers, dial indicators, tensiometers, frequency generators, frequency counters, aircraft ramp test sets, and more.
Accurate
The lab is in the process of becoming A2LA accredited to ISO/IEC 17025. Once completed, they will be the only ISO certified and accredited calibration lab in Nebraska for general electronics and many hand tools.
It is a long, detailed and difficult process to achieve this designation. We anticipate the certification in 2015. Stay tuned!
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James Hood is the Team Leader for Duncan Aviation Calibration Services. He specializes in keeping all the tools utilized by Duncan Aviation’s aviation technicians and customers calibrated and ready for service. His aviation career began in 1999.
Contact James Hood, Team Leader of Calibration Services—or another member of Duncan Aviation’s Calibration Services at 402.479.1698 for more information.