RE: Badge Readings Part 2 (NVLAP Programs)

["Sandy Perle" <sandyfl@EARTHLINK.NET>]

On 22 Jul 2004 at 11:42, Peter.Vernig@med.va.gov wrote:



> BTW since regulations do not allow licensees to get dosimetry from a

> vendor that is not NVLAP accredited shouldn't they drop the V =

> voluntary from their name?  I guess the program is bigger than

> dosimetry however.



Yes it is :)    See below:



Fields of Accreditation 



Calibration Laboratories 

Dimensional 

Electromagnetics - DC/Low Frequency 

Electromagnetics - RF/Microwave 

Ionizing Radiation 

Mechanical 

Optical Radiation 

Thermodynamics 

Time and Frequency 



Chemical Calibration 

Certifiers of Spectrophotometric NTRMs 

Providers of Proficiency Testing 



Dosimetry 

Ionizing Radiation Dosimetry 



Electromagnetic Compatibility

and Telecommunications 

Emissions, Immunity, MIL-STD-462,

Safety, and Telecommunications 

 Environmental 

Asbestos Fiber Analysis (PLM Test Method) 

Asbestos Fiber Analysis (TEM Test Method) 



Fasteners and Metals 

Fasteners and Metals 



Information Technology Security Testing 

Common Criteria Testing 

Cryptographic Module Testing 



Product Testing 

Acoustical Testing Services 

Carpet and Carpet Cushion 

Commercial Products Testing 

Construction Materials Testing 

Efficiency of Electric Motors 

Energy Efficient Lighting Products 

Thermal Insulation 

Wood Based Products 

 

 



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