Add-on module
Instrument calibration
Keeps your measuring instruments under control: certificate, due date, where they are.
For those who test and measure: NDT labs, workshops, quality offices.
What changes
Calibration due dates live in a sheet nobody maintains.
An out-of-date instrument can't be used, and you see at once the work to recheck.
How it works
- 1
Register the gauge with its certificate
- 2
Let calibration gate the work
- 3
Scope the recall when one is out
What's included
- Instrument register
- Due dates & alerts
- Check-out & return
- Blocking pre-use checks
- Out-of-tolerance impact
Part of Non-destructive testing
Details
The steps, explained
- Register the gauge with its certificate. Every instrument enters the register with its calibration certificate and its next-due date.
- Let calibration gate the work. An instrument that's out of calibration can't be signed onto the job — the check runs before use, not at the audit.
- Scope the recall when one is out. If a gauge is found out of tolerance, the results taken with it since its last good calibration are listed for review.
All the features
- Instrument register. Every gauge and instrument with its calibration certificate held against it.
- Due dates & alerts. Multi-level warnings before a calibration lapses, not a surprise at the audit.
- Check-out & return. Instruments signed out to a site and back, so you know where each one is.
- Blocking pre-use checks. An out-of-calibration instrument can't be used on the work — enforced, not advisory.
- Out-of-tolerance impact. When a gauge is found out, the results taken with it are listed — the recall, scoped.
In depth
Validity the work inherits
Calibration is universal: a fabricator, an NDT contractor and a certification body all own instruments whose validity underwrites their results. This module runs alongside whichever solution you use and shares the asset register with maintenance — the difference is only what breaks when one lapses.
Because the pre-use check is enforced, an instrument that’s out of calibration can’t be signed onto the work at all; and when one is found out of tolerance, the results it touched are scoped for you rather than hunted for.
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