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While writing the quality manual another question has occurred to me! As a calibration lab do we have to carry out interlab comparisons or join a PT scheme? I have searched EPTIS and there is no PT scheme suitable for us. We use a calibrated reference device to calibrate our instruments, is this sufficient?
Can we have a separate complaint handling procedure?
How to proceed to get the right sample size in order to test for normality and chech sytem capability?
Our process is concerned by calibrating different type of valves installed in many sites all over the country. those valves have different pressure references and could be calibrated using either water or gaz.
in our accreditation project, we need to be sure of the normality in order to use the statistics related and carry on our 17025 study.
We would like to improve the quality of out Metrology Lab. The main areas where we aim to achieve this are in Measurement & Inspection. Component length measurement to 0.001mm, Ra (surface) measurement to 0.1µm, Hardness testing (Rockwell Scales A, B & C). We also confirm Mass measurement 0-100grammes.
Do ISO 17025:2017 allow me to calibrate my auto titrater with a certified reference material like A class glassware?
1. I would like to know if all the used samples should be a CRM samples in order to obtain the 17025 accreditation and if we could realise just one repetability reproductibility test on one sample and compare the results with a CRM sample.
2. we use a Spark Atomic Emission Spectrometry to realise the chemical analysis (zinc and aluminium), there is any criteria in the iso 17025 that obligate us to use an ASTM OR AN iso reference and if yes what should we do if our range of work is out the range mentionned if the standard.
I want to set an industry standard for anilox volume measurement , We have developed a fully automated , closed loop process that is secure and accurate i think ISO 17025 would be the correct accreditation
Is it mandatory to write a specific procedure for impartiality?