7. Conclusion
Quality assurance standards do not have clear requirements for measuring instruments, and do not differentiate between calibration and verification, leaving the user in doubt. During audits or inspections, no questions are raised on this particular point.
Although aware of the phenomenon, the user does not apply air buoyancy correction without being aware that it could jeopardize the quality of his analyses or the quality of his products. During audits or inspections, no questions are raised on this particular point. The examples in the 4.3
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Standards and norms
International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
- Quality management systems – Requirements - ISO 9001 - 2015
- Prescriptions générales concernant la compétence des laboratoires d'étalonnage et d'essai. - ISO/IEC 17025 - 2005
- Measurement management systems – Requirements for measuring processes...
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Regulations
Decision of December 29, 2015 on good manufacturing practices (BO N° 2015/12 bis).
Order of March 14, 2000 on good laboratory practice (JO of March 23, 2000).
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