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NIMT drives the project of metrology application for COVID-19 protection

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Director of NIMT Ms.Ajchara Charoensook, together with Deputy Director of NIMT Mr.Anusorn Tonmuanwai and NIMT staff joined the Infrared Thermometer Tester delivery ceremony to the healthcare organizations. There were representatives took part in the ceremony from Faculty of Medicine Vajira Hospital, Ramathibodi Hospital (RFS Co., Ltd.) and Nong Sua Hospital. At the same time, there were other eight organizations joined the ceremony consisting of Nakornping Hospital, Faculty of Medicine Chiang Mai University, Health Service Support Center 9 Nakhon Ratchasima, Health Service Support Center 10 Ubon Ratchathani, The Center for Scientific and Technological Equipment Suranaree University of Technology, Maharaj Nakhon Ratchasima, Medical Equipment Center Phattalung Hospital, and Medical Maintenance Center Songklanagarind Hospital.

The thermometers which NIMT has delivered to participated organizations have been certified. Users will be sure for result that the thermometers are capable of detecting the temperature of the human body and able to predict the COVID19 infected patients.
NIMT devotes ourselves to help and support the government to service the people and medical professionals in order to reduce the number of CIVID19 patients and eliminate COVID19 throughout the pandemics.

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NIMT hands over certified Non-contact infrared thermometers to Siriraj hospital, Mahidol University

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On April 7, 2021, NIMT Director, Ms.Ajchara Charoensook, together with administrative team, heads of department and expert metrologists handed over non-contact infrared thermometers which have been calibrated and certified by NIMT to the Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University. NIMT was warm welcomed by Associate Professor Visit Vamvanit, M.D., Director of Siriraj Hospital and his faculties. In this regard, NIMT and the faculty reported the progresses of cooperation that have happened after two institutes signed the mutual agreements since February 1, 2021.

NIMT supports the faculty about the body of metrology and technical knowledge that will focus on practical to raise the standards of medical devices and laboratories in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025. NIMT aims to help the faculty members to upskill and drive researches on medical innovation to meet international standards. The mentioned standards are important mechanisms for product and service industries. It was held at the Siriraj medical alumni association meeting room (2nd Fl.), Siriraj medical alumni association building, Siriraj hospital, Bangkok.

NIMT experts who attended to this event;
1. Mr. Anusorn Tonmuanwai, NIMT Deputy Director
2. Flg.Off. Uthai Noranim, NIMT Assistant Director
3. Dr. Sivinee Sawatdiaree, Head of Electrical Metrology Department
4. Ms. Charuayrat Yaokulbodee, Head of Thermometry and Optical Metrology Department
5. Dr. Charun Yafa, Head of Chemical Metrology and Biometry Department
6. Mr. Warun Laopornpichayanuwat, Head of Medical Metrology Department
7. Ms. Surat Lee-Udomwong, Senior Professional Metrologist, Acoustics and Vibration Group
8. Mr. Arnuttachai Wongjuk, Professional Metrologist, Gas Analysis Group
9. Mr. Sopornrat Rattanasombat, Professional Metrologist, Gas Analysis Group

The medical service centers and public service units who are interested into our project, please join us without any charge at NIMT. For further information, call to 0 2577 5100 ext. 2309 (Mr.Suwattana) or visit our website, http://www.nimt.or.th/main/?p=35114

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NIMT hands over the certified thermometers to Rangsit city municipality and Muang Pathum Thani municipality

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National Institute of Metrology (Thailand) (NIMT), Ministry of Higher Education Science Research and Innovation (MHESI) moves forward to send experts in Non-contact Infrared Thermometer calibration to strongly enhance trust with measuring instrument usage at the screening units where supports a proactive testing.

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak in Pathum Thani provincial area, NIMT cooperates with Rangsit city municipality and Muang Pathum Thani Municipality by sending a team of expert metrologists in non-contact infrared thermometer to various official organizations over those areas for building the COVID-19 screening standards. It is a public-serviced conduct as a free of charge activity under the project of non-contact infrared thermometer calibration services for the medical service centers and public service units.

In this regard, on March 23, 2021, Director of NIMT Ms.Ajchara Charoensook, Deputy Director of NIMT Mr.Anusorn Tonmueanwai, together with a team of metrologists handed over the certified thermometers to Rangsit City Municipal Clerk Mr.Somchai Siwarom and Muang Pathum Thani Deputy Municipal Clerk Mr.Athiwat Taweechokworapat in order to distribute the thermometers to every polling units of the member of the municipal council and mayor in the areas, that the municipal council elections will be held nationwide on March 28, 2021. The standards and certified thermometers raise voter’s confidence and assist to screen people who comes to vote at a polling station.

The medical service centers and public service units who are interested into our project, please join us without any charge at NIMT. For further information, call to 0 2577 5100 ext. 2309 (Mr.Suwattana) or visit here, http://www.nimt.or.th/main/?p=35114

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