9. Frequently asked questions
Is it compulsory to carry out periodic calibration or verification?
No. But you still need to be able to demonstrate that the chosen solution, whether periodic or aperiodic, meets the requirements of the customer, or of an auditor in the case of either ISO 17025 accreditation or ISO 9001 certification. Nevertheless, if your customer imposes this requirement and you accept it, you will be subject to it. You should therefore be very careful when reviewing your contract.
Is it mandatory to affix a label indicating the date of the last verification or calibration?
No. It's a handy way of quickly identifying whether an instrument has been calibrated. Usually, the label also shows the date of the next periodic check. Nevertheless, it is necessary for the user of the equipment to have some form of access to the status of...
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Bibliography
Optimizing calibration intervals: the OPPERET method, Collège français de métrologie.
FD X07-014 (2006) – Metrology – Optimisation des intervales de confirmation métrologique des équipements de mesure, fascicule AFNOR
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