FAQ 1  What Is Calibration and Why Does My Business Need It?Calibration is the process of comparing a measuring instrument's output against a known, accurate reference standard — documenting the…

Patient safety in Philippine healthcare depends, at its most fundamental level, on measurement accuracy. The thermometer that monitors a post-operative patient's temperature. The analytical balance that weighs the active ingredient…

The buildings where Filipinos live and work. The bridges that connect communities across the Philippine archipelago. The highways that move people and goods across Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao. The dams…

When a sari-sari store owner in Quezon City weighs rice on a timbangan, when a gasoline station in Makati dispenses fuel through a calibrated dispenser, when a supermarket in Cebu…

The call every Philippine quality manager dreads: 'The calibration lab just sent back a certificate and the as-found readings are outside tolerance.' It happens more often than most quality managers…

The calibration certificate is the most important document in your quality management system that most people have never properly read. Quality managers file them by the stack. ISO 9001 auditors…

Force measurement is the invisible foundation of structural safety, product quality, and process control in Philippine industry. The load cell that verifies a crane is not overloaded at a Metro…

Flow measurement is one of the most commercially and operationally significant measurements in Philippine industry. Water utilities measure flow to bill consumers and account for losses in the distribution network.…

A calibration certificate can only do its job if the people who receive it, file it, and act on it understand what it means. An ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibration program…

Every Philippine workplace — from a factory floor in Cavite to an office building in Makati, from a construction site in Quezon City to a mining operation in Mindanao —…