An expired calibration label becomes an audit finding. A gage block calibrated to the wrong grade becomes a suspect measurement across every part it touched. A missing uncertainty value becomes a certificate that won't hold up under review. This free checklist gives quality managers a fast way to assess program gaps, close them before an audit, and build the documentation record that holds up under scrutiny.
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Don't Let a Preventable Finding Put Your Program at Risk
Dimensional calibration compliance isn't complicated — but it requires consistent attention to the right details. Missing measurement uncertainty values, gage blocks calibrated to the wrong grade, expired labels still in use on the shop floor: these are the findings that show up again and again in ISO 9001, AS9100, ISO 13485, and ISO/IEC 17025 assessments, and they're almost always avoidable.
This checklist was written for quality managers who already understand dimensional calibration — and need a reliable way to confirm their program holds up under scrutiny.
Inside you'll find:
Equipment-specific calibration checklists covering six categories of dimensional tools, from calipers, micrometers, and gage blocks to CMMs, thread gages, and go/no-go gauges
A calibration interval quick reference showing typical intervals by instrument type and the conditions that call for early recalibration
What a compliant calibration certificate should include, from traceability statements to accreditation scope, so you know what to look for before you commit to a provider
A 30-day pre-audit readiness sprint covering equipment inventory, certificate review, label verification, and final audit prep
The most common audit deficiencies cited in ISO/IEC 17025 and AS9100 assessments of dimensional calibration programs, so you can check your own program before an auditor does
