The NA 17-20 series and the T.O. 33K series are military procedures.....if you don't have access to GIDEP, it is unlikely that you will have these. ASTM Standards exist for several fairly generic types of calibrations like force and oven surveys, but there are several so the equipment you listed may be covered by some of them, depending on the usage. There may also be ANSI procedures that cover the equipment.
Otherwise you plan to create a procedure seems reasonable. What you can pull directly from the manufacturer or the standard you mentioned can be considered validated. Specific lower level steps (e.g. turn knob to x position) likely do not require validation, unless they are sub-set in a section that is actually developed by the organization.
Hope this helps.
Hershal
Otherwise you plan to create a procedure seems reasonable. What you can pull directly from the manufacturer or the standard you mentioned can be considered validated. Specific lower level steps (e.g. turn knob to x position) likely do not require validation, unless they are sub-set in a section that is actually developed by the organization.
Hope this helps.
Hershal