Your calibration system knows which instruments are due. But can your team find them?
In pharma labs, instruments move between rooms, shared spaces, and storage. When one is due for calibration or an inspector asks for its history, the time spent searching and reconstructing records adds up, and an out-of-tolerance finding can put test results at risk.
You’ll walk away knowing:
- Why calibration tracking alone leaves a gap, and how real-time location closes it
- What inspectors ask for, and how location history and chain of custody support your records
- How to find an instrument that is due for calibration and pull its history, shown in a live demo
- How RFID tracking works in demanding environments, including vivariums (autoclavable tags on animal cages) and intrinsically safe areas
Who should attend: Lab managers, calibration and metrology teams, QA and compliance, vivarium and facilities operations, and anyone responsible for keeping instruments audit-ready.
