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Electronic & Instrumentation Repair- What are they and how do
I contact them?
Electronic Repair & Instrumentation is a division of the Department
of Biomedical Communications. It is responsible for the design,
fabrication repair and inspection of the audio, video, classroom,
clinical and laboratory equipment used by the various departments
of the Institution. To contact Electronic Repair & Instrumentation
by phone dial ext. 2614 or the receptionist at ext. 2470. Work orders
can be sent via interoffice mail to Electronic Repair & Instrumentation
or dropped off at the receptionist's desk located in 3-136.
Q. Hours of operation?
Normal business hours are 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Friday.
During scheduled school holidays, a contact number will be supplied
for emergency service.
Q. Broken equipment - does ER&I pick it up?
Normally the requestor will deliver the equipment to our shop in
3-126J or service is performed at the equipment location.
Q. Emergency - what constitutes one? What do I do?
An emergency is any situation in which a piece of equipment becomes
a possible risk to the safety of either an employee or patient or
critical to an experiment in progress. The equipment should immediately
be removed from service and if a replacement is not available, contact
Electronic Repair & Instrumentation at ext. 2614. During scheduled
school holidays, a contact number will be supplied for emergency
service.
Q. Work order forms - how do I obtain one?
The E&IR Work order form can be found online in our department
forms area. A small supply is maintained in the Electronic Repair
& Instrumentation shop.
Q. Cost - How much is this going to cost me?
The in-house cost for design, installation, fabrication and repair
is $35.00 per hour for labor. Any parts required will bring an additional
cost and these costs will be discussed with the requestor before
proceeding with the repair.
Q. Why am I being charged for this service?
Electronic & Instrumentation Repair
operates off of a service account. By mandate from the Administration
all service accounts must operate on a zero-plus balance. This means
we have to charge our clients a fee which will allow us to recover
our expenses.
Q. What does Electronic & Instrumentation Repair repair?
Electronic & Instrumentation Repair repairs all types of audiovisual,
audio, video, laboratory and clinical equipment.
Q. What types of materials can you use to fabricate items I request?
Our standard materials are Polycarbonate, Acrylic, thin metals,
plastics and wood. We are also able to perform some machining services
on other metals.
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