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Keep safety monitoring equipment calibrated for ISO 45001

ISO 45001 is the international standard for occupational health and safety management systems. Most of it is about hazards, risk, and worker participation rather than calibration, but the equipment you use to evaluate OH&S risks and exposures, gas detectors, noise dosimeters, air sampling pumps, and pressure or torque tools, only gives trustworthy readings when it is calibrated and in date. Axiospec keeps that safety-critical monitoring equipment tracked, current, and documented so the measurements behind your OH&S decisions rest on instruments you can stand behind.

Where calibration fits in your ISO 45001 program

Clause 9.1.1: Monitoring, measurement & evaluation

When monitoring and measuring equipment is used to evaluate OH&S performance, that equipment is to be calibrated or verified as applicable, used, and maintained, with the resulting evidence retained as documented information.

Clause 6.1.2: Hazard identification & assessment of risks and opportunities

OH&S risks and opportunities must be identified and assessed, which often relies on exposure measurements (gas, noise, dust, vibration) that are only meaningful when taken with equipment of known, current calibration status.

Clause 8.1: Operational planning & control

Controls put in place to eliminate hazards and reduce OH&S risks have to be planned, implemented, and maintained, including the instruments those controls depend on to confirm exposures stay within limits.

How Axiospec helps ISO 45001 teams

Safety-critical instruments, never out of date

Set a calibration interval per gas detector, dosimeter, sampling pump, or torque tool and let Axiospec surface what is due and overdue, so no exposure reading is taken on an instrument past its calibration window.

Calibration status on every monitor

Each instrument carries a live status (in tolerance, due, overdue, or quarantined) so a technician can confirm a monitor is fit for use before they rely on its reading in the field.

Retained evidence for clause 9.1

Every calibration is logged with who, when, the readings, and the reference standard used, giving you the retained documented information clause 9.1 expects, ready to export as an audit pack.

Capture readings anywhere, even offline

Log calibrations and checks from any web browser or from the mobile app while offline in a plant or remote site, then sync, so field monitoring equipment stays documented without a trip back to a desk.

See ISO 45001 in the live demo

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