"Calibration schedules" refer to the defined time points or intervals at which measuring devices, testing equipment, or other instruments need to undergo calibration to ensure their accuracy and reliability. These schedules are crucial to ensuring the accuracy of measurements and compliance with quality standards.
Typical features of software in the "calibration schedules" area include:
Scheduling: The software allows for the scheduling and management of calibration dates for each measuring device or instrument based on the requirements of quality standards, regulatory requirements, or manufacturer specifications.
Reminders and notifications: The software sends automatic reminders and notifications to the responsible individuals when a calibration date is approaching or due, ensuring that calibration is performed on time.
Documentation: The software enables the documentation of all performed calibrations, including date, personnel performing the calibration, results, and any deviations or issues encountered, ensuring complete traceability.
Calibration history: The software stores a complete history of all performed calibrations for each measuring device or instrument, allowing for continuous monitoring and analysis of performance over time.
Reporting: The software automatically generates calibration reports with detailed information about each performed calibration, including certificates, measurement results, and any recommendations for further actions.