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Getting our calibration up to scratch.
7.6 says, where necessary to ensure valid results, measuring equipment shall .... c) have identification in order to determine its calibration status.
I'm assuming this is means identification on the item of equipment itself is required, such as a sticker, and that that a record accessible to the staff that use it of when the next calibration is due is not good enough. Is that right?
Currently we rely on records only to meet the requirement of 7.6 c.
We have some small items such as microphones and transducers on which its impractical to put stickers on without interfering with its purpose so I'm wondering how to deal with this. Ideas?
thanks
7.6 says, where necessary to ensure valid results, measuring equipment shall .... c) have identification in order to determine its calibration status.
I'm assuming this is means identification on the item of equipment itself is required, such as a sticker, and that that a record accessible to the staff that use it of when the next calibration is due is not good enough. Is that right?
Currently we rely on records only to meet the requirement of 7.6 c.
We have some small items such as microphones and transducers on which its impractical to put stickers on without interfering with its purpose so I'm wondering how to deal with this. Ideas?
thanks