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The Calibration Control Kit HandbookChapter 22 of 22

Where the kit touches AS9100D

Clause numbers only; read the requirements in your own copy of the standard. The kit is a way of meeting them in practice, not a substitute for them. AS13003 and the Measurement Systems Analysis reference manual (AIAG) are named for their methods; ISO/IEC 17025 for laboratory accreditation.

TopicAS9100DIn this kit
Monitoring and measuring resources: suitable and maintained7.1.5, 7.1.5.1Register, interim checks, MSA plan, gauge studies
Measurement traceability; action when found unfit7.1.5.2Register, certificates, impact assessment
Control of nonconforming outputs8.7Product found in question by an assessment
Customer communication8.2.1Notifying the customer of shipped product in question
Control of external providers: calibration laboratories8.4.2Choosing and approving labs
Control of documented information: records7.5.3Certificates, assessments, studies, records naming instruments
Monitoring, measurement, analysis and evaluation9.1.1Measures and the monthly review
Management review inputs9.3.2Yearly calibration and MSA summary

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A management aid, not certification or a registrar audit. Using it does not by itself show conformity to AS9100D or any other standard, and your customers' requirements may add to it.

Clause numbers refer to AS9100D (SAE AS9100 Rev D) unless another document is named. The standards' text is not reproduced here: use your own licensed copy.

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