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Run: Calibration Records Audit

Audit calibration records for asset identity, traceability, tolerances, due dates, and out-of-tolerance actions. Use it to catch missing evidence before bad ...

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Audit Scope and Record Identification

Verify the calibration record set includes all in-scope measuring and test equipment, with no missing assets or duplicate entries.
Check that each record identifies the instrument by asset ID, serial number, and current location or department.
Enter the audit period covered by the record review.
Confirm the record identifies the owner, department, or accountable function responsible for the equipment.

Traceability and Standards

Confirm the record shows traceability to a national or international standard, reference standard, or accredited laboratory as applicable.
Verify the supporting certificate, report, or reference document is available and matches the equipment record.
Check that the standard used for calibration is identified by name, ID, and status.
Verify the reference standard used for calibration was in-date at the time of use.

Tolerance and Results Review

Confirm the record lists the applicable tolerance or acceptance criteria for each measurement point or parameter.
Verify the record includes as-found and, when applicable, as-left readings for each calibration point.
Confirm all recorded results fall within the stated acceptance limits.
Check whether uncertainty is stated when required by the procedure, customer requirement, or accreditation rule.

Due Date and Status Control

Verify each record shows the next calibration due date or recalibration interval.
Confirm there is no evidence that overdue or suspended equipment remains available for production, testing, or release decisions.
Check that calibration status labels or system status fields match the current record status (in-date, due, overdue, restricted, or retired).
Verify the interval is based on risk, history, manufacturer guidance, or documented approval where applicable.

Out-of-Tolerance Investigation

Confirm any failed as-found condition or out-of-tolerance event is clearly identified in the record.
Verify the investigation addresses the potential impact of the out-of-tolerance condition on affected product, batches, test results, or decisions.
Check that containment actions, equipment removal from service, re-calibration, and corrective actions are documented and assigned.
Confirm the investigation includes closure evidence, approval, and follow-up showing the issue was resolved and recurrence risk addressed.

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