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I guess this is one of those things that goes to the auditor's determination. I know from two experiences that the burden was not on the auditor it was on the operator to be able to determine the calibration status at the time of use. I have been called on this twice and in both case the auditors (different auditor and registrar's) cited the same thing almost to a word. So I guess my experience has taught me different but I respect the different view.Though I didn't try it I doubt saying something to the affect that well they gave it to me so it must be in calibration would have worked, maybe it would have. I might try that if it happens again.


