Insights

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Insight #10
Dry vs. wet calibration: questions to ask before you submit a request
Safety managers who run breathalyzers, equipment managers, and staff in charge of submitting certificates face the choice between dry and wet methods when apply
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Insight #9
Ask about scope and extra work separately in a calibration quote
Safety managers and equipment staff who operate breathalyzers find it hard to judge a calibration quote by its total alone. Even under the same "calibration" la
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Insight #8
Filing manufacturer inspection reports and calibration certificates separately
When you operate breathalyzers, you receive several documents along with devices that come back from repair or periodic inspection. A device sent in because it
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Insight #7
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 #6
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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Insight #5
What to check before deploying a spare breathalyzer on site
A spare breathalyzer normally sits in storage and keeps on site testing going when the main unit is out for calibration or repair. The fact that it powers on an
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Insight #4
Finding the calibration start date for a newly purchased breathalyzer
When you receive a new breathalyzer, you may need to enter the first calibration reference date in the management log. Workplace safety managers or equipment st
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Insight #3
How to quarantine a device past its calibration due date
A breathalyzer is a device that measures the alcohol in a person's breath. Where results are used for work decisions, such as checks before entering a workplace
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Insight #2
Can breathalyzers with different usage share one calibration date?
Businesses and agencies that run several breathalyzers often want to handle calibration submission, shipping, and placement of replacement units all at once. Br
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Insight #1
An equipment log that records calibration date and test count together
At workplaces that run several breathalyzers, devices calibrated on the same day can still need different management priorities. A device used every day at the
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