5. Accreditation for reference materials
When external calibration services are used, the traceability
of measurements must be ensured by laboratories capable of demonstrating
their competence and capability in measurement and traceability. Calibration
certificates issued by these laboratories must include the measurement
results, including the associated uncertainties, and, where applicable,
a statement of compliance with an identified metrological specification.
A certificate bearing the symbol of an accreditation body that
is a signatory to the ILAC MRA constitutes evidence that meets the
normative requirements. However, this declaration of conformity is
rarely provided by an external service provider without the user’s
acceptance criteria having been communicated to the provider. For
confidentiality reasons, these criteria are not always disclosed,
and the decision regarding conformity therefore remains the sole responsibility...
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