EN 9100 Calibration Register: Index Evidence, Don’t Copy It
IAQG confirms the 9100 register need not hold every method, frequency and acceptance criterion. What it must point to, and the one boundary that stays.
Your calibration control desk
IAQG confirms the 9100 register need not hold every method, frequency and acceptance criterion. What it must point to, and the one boundary that stays.
Your supplier sends DCC XML, but your team still re-keys results. See how to test the gap between a stored certificate and a usable calibration record.
Four identical plug gauges, four DCCs back from the lab. Match on issuer-qualified item identifiers, not the gauge name, before you link the evidence.
An as-found OOT result needs one of four decisions: no impact, re-inspect, notify or recall. A one-page template, the evidence each needs, worked through.
One Gage R&R covering twelve identical bore gauges holds up only if the other eleven are calibrated, mastered and controlled alike. Here's the evidence.
Your MSA report names one gauge serial. Three appraisers on three shifts used the crib. Prove which serial they held, and that it was calibrated.
'±0.02', '+0.05/-0', '4%', 'see dwg' — one Access Tolerance column. How to turn free text into limits a system can judge before you migrate.
Certificates in Access Attachment fields don't survive a normal export. Extract them with instrument and event in the filename before you migrate.
If your old Access calibration database still accepts edits after go-live, someone will keep using it. How to freeze it on cutover day and keep history.
Your auditor asks which standard your torque wrench procedure follows. Build templates on ISO 6789, 3611, 13385-1 and 463, then override per unit.