3. External Regulatory Requirements
All conformity assessment standards governing decisions based
on numerical results include requirements related to the control of
measurement processes and, consequently, to traceability to a coherent
system of units. Whenever measurement results influence a conformity
decision, these requirements become essential.
The most general requirements are set forth in ISO 9001, particularly
in the section on control of monitoring and measuring equipment, which
stipulates that, when measurement results are required to demonstrate
product conformity, measuring equipment must be calibrated or verified
to ensure the validity of the results obtained.
These requirements for the management of measurement processes
are detailed in ISO 10012, which aims to help organisations control
their measurement processes. In this context, reference materials
are mentioned as being equivalent to standards.
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