Insights
Insight #48
Keeping the guide card short when you share a breathalyzer with your parents
In households where a personal breathalyzer is shared with parents, the wording of a short guide matters as much as how to use the device. Family members may gi
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Insight #47
Why to standardize measurement units at the quote stage
When you prepare a quote for breathalyzers or an alcohol management system, you need to settle the unit of the test results early, just as you settle the unit p
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Insight #46
Read the scope of accreditation before the calibration lab's name
Safety managers and equipment staff who operate breathalyzers start looking for a calibration provider when they receive a request to confirm accuracy or submit
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Insight #45
What to confirm before removing an interlock after its fitting period ends
A person who wants to remove an alcohol interlock from a vehicle after its fitting period ends will find it hard to schedule the removal based only on a notice
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Insight #44
Zero readings and detection limits: interpreting a 0 technically
When you store or review breath alcohol test results, the 0 on the screen is the number most easily over interpreted. Safety managers and quality or technical s
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Insight #43
Staffing shift alcohol checks to close handover gaps
At worksites where shifts follow one another, such as in manufacturing, construction, and transport, the short window when the person in charge of pre shift alc
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Insight #42
Vehicle information to prepare before an interlock installation consultation
Drivers or fleet managers who want to install an interlock in a vehicle often start the consultation by asking only about the product price. However, an interlo
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Insight #41
The promise to teach a new-driver child before any reading
When a child who has just started driving gets a personal breathalyzer for the first time, families tend to start by explaining the numbers on the screen and ho
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Insight #40
Reading concentration and temperature together in an accuracy spec sheet
When you evaluate breathalyzers, the accuracy line in the spec sheet is usually the first number you compare. But that number only takes on a definite meaning t
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Insight #39
Why to decide the required certificate before requesting calibration
Safety managers and equipment staff who operate breathalyzers may be asked to submit a calibration certificate during an audit, a delivery, or internal quality
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