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Hi,
we have more than 300 different type equipments for calibration in our company. once we receive equipment after external calibration, we will store until the similar equipment in production floor is due for calibration.
upon issuance to production floor, then only we will control the calibration due date. we have our internal issuance sticker placed on the equipment.
for a example : item calibrated on 6 april 206. but issued to production only on
7 july 2007. our internal interval of calibration for this item is 3 months. so the item a will due for calibration on 7 oct 2007. it will based on date of issuance and not from the date of calibration. is this way correct in calibration theory. please give ur opinion.thank you.
we have more than 300 different type equipments for calibration in our company. once we receive equipment after external calibration, we will store until the similar equipment in production floor is due for calibration.
upon issuance to production floor, then only we will control the calibration due date. we have our internal issuance sticker placed on the equipment.
for a example : item calibrated on 6 april 206. but issued to production only on
7 july 2007. our internal interval of calibration for this item is 3 months. so the item a will due for calibration on 7 oct 2007. it will based on date of issuance and not from the date of calibration. is this way correct in calibration theory. please give ur opinion.thank you.
