About METRILAB · Template profile
A calibration laboratory built around measurement discipline.
METRILAB brings calibration, traceability, accredited capability and programme coordination together in one technical service system.
Laboratory profile
The laboratory, on one record.
Demonstration profile. Bracketed values are placeholders for the operating laboratory to confirm.
- Laboratory type
- Calibration & metrology
- Primary service
- Instrument calibration
- Service model
- In-lab + selected on-site
- Disciplines
- 0
- Quality framework
- ISO/IEC 17025 — [accredited / aligned: confirm]
- Accreditation reference
- [Accreditation body] · [0000.01]
- Example industry sectors
- ManufacturingAerospaceMedical DevicesElectronicsEnergy
- Programme support
- Single instrument through multi-site programmes
- Technical response
- Capability review before work begins
- Main laboratory
What the lab supports
Zero disciplines, four measurement systems.
How the disciplines group by use, with typical instruments and service mode.
Electrical & electronic measurement
DMMs · calibrators · oscilloscopes · analyzers · power sensorsIn-lab; selected electrical on-site CapabilitiesMechanical measurement
Micrometers · gauges · torque tools · load cells · test machinesIn-lab + on-site for tooling CapabilitiesProcess measurement
PRTs · thermocouples · loggers · gauges · transmittersIn-lab + installed instruments on-site CapabilitiesReference / laboratory measurement
Test weights · balances · scalesIn-lab references; balances on-site CapabilitiesHow work moves through the lab
From equipment list to certificate, in ten stations.
Each station has an owner and leaves evidence. Cobalt marks where you hear from us.
Evidence recordCustomer touchpoint
Facility & measurement environment
Controlled conditions are part of the measurement.
Temperature and humidity are controlled and logged, because they enter every uncertainty budget.
- Temperature
- [20 °C ± _ °C]Dimensional and reference areas
- Relative humidity
- [_ % to _ % RH]Representative range
- Environmental logging
- ContinuousRecorded with every calibration
- Reference standards
- Calibrated · traceableRecall-controlled
- Instrument staging
- Segregated by statusReceived · in work · released
- Identification
- Unique ID per instrumentLabel and record
[00:00]Representative 24 h log · dashed lines = [control limits][24:00]
- Electrical reference bench
- Dimensional room
- Temperature baths and dry blocks
- Pressure and mechanical benches
- Mass laboratory
- Receipt and staging
Environmental values are placeholders — enter the laboratory’s documented conditions.
Technical competence
How competence is maintained, and shown.
The controls behind every calibration, the evidence each leaves and how often it is reviewed.
Quality system
An operating system, not a binder.
Ten controls organised as a cycle: plan the work, do it under control, check the results, act on what the checks find. The cycle repeats every year and after every significant change.
View Accreditation & Traceability01Plan
- Document control
- Management review
02Do
- Equipment recall
- Environmental monitoring
- Data integrity
03Check
- Certificate review
- Internal audits
- Customer feedback
04Act
- Corrective action
- Nonconforming work
In-lab + on-site operating model
One review decides where each instrument is calibrated.
Equipment is routed by capability and risk, then closed out on one record.
List, locations, required accreditation level
Range, uncertainty, transport risk, downtime
In-lab
- Widest capability
- Controlled environment
- Reference-level work
- Lowest uncertainty where applicable
On-site
- Installed equipment
- Production-critical instruments
- Shutdown / outage windows
- Difficult to transport
One record, whichever route each item took
Availability varies by discipline, parameter and range.
Explore On-Site CalibrationPeople behind the process
Every decision has an owner.
Roles, not portraits: who is responsible, where you meet them, and what they sign off.
Laboratory locations & service area
Where the work happens.
The main laboratory, the on-site service area and how instruments travel between them.
- Main laboratory
- [Your city], [Your region]
- Confirm capability per instrument
- On-site coverage
- [Define service area and on-site coverage]
- Selected disciplines and ranges
- Shipping / receiving
- [Add laboratory address]
- Courier and drop-off
- Field service
- Selected disciplines / ranges
- Planned visits and outage windows
- Turnaround
- Varies by discipline and service model
- Confirmed at quotation
Working with METRILAB
Five steps, and what moves at each one.
What you provide, what we confirm, and what comes back to you.
FAQ
About the laboratory.
Instruments across zero disciplines: . The capability directory lists representative capability by instrument.
Yes. One equipment list across disciplines and locations is scheduled and documented as one programme with one coordinator.
Selected disciplines and ranges — typically torque tools, hand gauges, balances, installed pressure and temperature instruments, and some electrical equipment.
Use the capability directory filtered by accreditation status, or the accredited scope on the accreditation page.
Reference standards are calibrated through an unbroken chain to national standards, recall-controlled, and checked between calibrations.
Yes. Send it in any format; we review capability and accreditation status per instrument before quoting.
Instrument identification, method, date, environment, as-found and as-left results, uncertainty, standards used, traceability statement, accreditation status and authorisation.
Yes. Recurring programmes keep recall dates aligned and certificates consistent from cycle to cycle.
Need a calibration partner that can coordinate more than one instrument at a time?
Send your equipment list, service locations and required accreditation level. We’ll map the disciplines, confirm capability and build the programme.
- Multi-discipline support
- In-lab + on-site
- Accredited + traceable options
- Technical review before work begins