7. Demonstrating the traceability of reference materials during
an audit
Depending on the type of reference material, demonstrating traceability
may be more or less straightforward. When the producer of the reference
material is an internationally recognised institute, such as a national
metrology institute or an international reference organisation, the
material is accompanied by a certificate specifying the reference
value, the associated uncertainty, and, where applicable, the corresponding
unit.
In this case, recognition of the certificate is based on the status
of the issuing body, particularly its participation in international
recognition agreements, such as the CIPM-MRA. However, even in this
favourable context, the user remains responsible for demonstrating
that the reference material is suitable for use in their own measurement
process.
Box 8 – Demonstrating Traceability During an AuditDuring an audit:
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