Fluke announces Metrology Problem Solver Challenge

November 30, 2017 – Solving difficult or mysterious problems is an inherent part of a calibration technician’s professional life. Now they can get rewarded for sharing their feats of metrological prowess. Fluke Calibration announced the Metrology Problem Solver Challenge, a way for technicians to share their stories on how they used Fluke Calibration products to solve complex problems. Everyone who submits a qualified entry will receive a unique piece of metrology memorabilia and have a chance to win monthly prizes.

To enter:

1. Describe how a Fluke Calibration product helped solve a metrology problem using one of these formats to submit the story:
   1. Written submission, 300 words or less.
   2. Video submission, three minutes or less. Video must be posted to YouTube and include “Metrology Problem Solvers Contest” in the title.
2. Submit the story. For written descriptions, just copy and paste. For video descriptions, provide a URL link to the YouTube video.
3. In November, December and January, a panel of judges will evaluate the eligible entries and select prize winners. During the same time periods, People's Choice Awards will also be announced based on peer voting. See the terms and conditions for details.

Everyone submitting a qualified entry will receive a limited-edition commemorative Metrology Problem Solver Challenge Coin.

Monthly grand prize winners, as determined by Fluke metrology experts, will receive a Fluke tool bag filled with a Fluke 1AC II Aw VoltAlert Electrical Tester, Fluke 62 MAX+ Infrared Thermometer, and Fluke 323 True-rms Clamp Meter, plus a Fluke cap and USB flash drive.

People’s Choice award winners will receive a Fluke 62 MAX+ Infrared Thermometer.


About Fluke Calibration
Fluke Corporation is a leader in precision calibration instrumentation and software for electrical, temperature, humidity, pressure, flow, and RF measurements. Fluke Calibration products from Fluke Corporation are found in calibration facilities around the world, including National Metrology Institutes.

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