Training & Development Overview
Training is an important component in developing regional confidence in measurement and testing. APLMF established a Working Group on Training in 1994 and in recognition of the role training plays in the work of the forum the position of Training Coordinator within the Secretariat was established at the 23rd APLMF Meeting in Tokyo in 2016.
Our training programmes identify training needs for legal metrology personnel and matches this with existing resources or develop new programmes to meet identified needs. The aim is to establish regionally consistent training that provides competent staff with the skills and expertise to develop their economy’s measurement infrastructure in alignment with OIML recommendations thus creating a harmonised legal metrology system throughout the region.
There is a growing awareness that lack of access to internationally recognized metrology services in the developing economies in Asia particularly reduces the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises, as they are not in a position – unlike large companies – to make use of service providers abroad, or to build up their own laboratory structure.
Training programmes are currently financially supported by MEDEA: Metrology-Enabling Developing Economies in Asia. You can read more about MEDEA here.
APLMF has identified and supported the development of trainers from developing economies who have delivered training within the region. These trainers are available in the following topic areas:
Our training programmes identify training needs for legal metrology personnel and matches this with existing resources or develop new programmes to meet identified needs. The aim is to establish regionally consistent training that provides competent staff with the skills and expertise to develop their economy’s measurement infrastructure in alignment with OIML recommendations thus creating a harmonised legal metrology system throughout the region.
There is a growing awareness that lack of access to internationally recognized metrology services in the developing economies in Asia particularly reduces the competitiveness of small and medium-sized enterprises, as they are not in a position – unlike large companies – to make use of service providers abroad, or to build up their own laboratory structure.
Training programmes are currently financially supported by MEDEA: Metrology-Enabling Developing Economies in Asia. You can read more about MEDEA here.
APLMF has identified and supported the development of trainers from developing economies who have delivered training within the region. These trainers are available in the following topic areas:
Topic |
Trainers |
Fuel Dispensers |
Ms Pisakorn Pisankul, Bureau of Weights and Measures, Thailand Mr Nopporn Choopol, Bureau of Weights and Measures, Thailand Mr Jose Marco Latosa, Industrial Technology Development Institute, Philippines Mr Samrach Muy, National Metrology Center, Cambodia |
NAWI |
Kiveen Suycano, National Metrology Laboratory, Philippines Suliana Binti Ghazalli, National Measurement Institute Malaysia |
Rice Moisture Meters |
Surachai Sungzikaw, Central Bureau of Weights and Measures, Thailand Haslina bte Abdul Kadir, National Measurement Institute Malaysia |
Water Meters |
Abdul, Rahman Mohamed, Mohd Noor Mohd Ghaffar and Hafidzi Hamdan National Measurement Institute Malaysia |
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The Asia-Pacific Legal Metrology Forum APLMF is a grouping of legal metrology authorities, whose objective is the development of legal metrology and the promotion of free and open trade in the region through the harmonisation and removal of technical or administrative barriers to trade in the field of legal metrology.
APLMF 2004-2015
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