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Subject:    RE: Client Presence During Testing
Author: "Roger Magnuson" <[email protected]>
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Date:       1/24/01 2:47 PM

Kate,

We are a test lab as well as a regular client at many different labs around
the world and we never use test labs that don't allow us to attend the
testing. We always provide technical support during testing which in my
opinion benefits all involved. The same applies when we do the testing, if
only the client representative is competent we prefer to get immediate
support instead of endless discussions via email (or late night phone
calls).


Roger Magnuson
Managing Director, TGC AB
Dalvagen 28, 169 56 SOLNA, Sweden
TEL: +46 856250050 (direct)
FAX: +46 856250045
mobile: +46 707770594
mailto:[email protected]
internet: http://www.tgc.se


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Subject: Client Presence During Testing


Hello, Folks -

Can you share with me how your favourite/preferred lab(s) handle client
presence during testing?  I'd like to know

a) Do they allow presence in lab (technical area) itself ?  If not, then
where are clients who are at the lab normally placed?
b) Are engineering/design type tests handled differently than compliance in
this respect?
c) What about formal witnessing of tests?
d) How you feel about the policies that are in use?  Do they influence your
choice of labs?
f)  Have any related polices recently changed in the labs you use?  How do
you feel about this, and is it an influencer?
e) Any other comments about this?

Huge thanks in advance for your input!  (Labs are welcome to comment, too!)

Kate

Kathy M. MacLean
President, APREL Laboratories
-EMC-RF Safety-Antenna design/test-SAR/MPE-
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51 Spectrum Way, Nepean, Ontario K2R 1E6
(613) 820-2730 fax (613) 820-4161
cell (613) 791-3777
Web site:  http://www.aprel.com - watch for our new web site coming soon!

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