Reply to "Why do we post-calibrate?"

nathanporchMember

I agree with Bob on all his points but particularly the first. As a Certifier, I can glean a lot of information about the measurement and the Measurer if I'm not familiar with their work. The overall presentation of the measurement data is to me, an indicator of quality of work.
If I receive sloppy data, it's a red flag to me that the Measurer may have an "it's close enough" mentality and possibly an inaccurate course. Having post cal data helps complete the overall snapshot of the measurement day.

10/10/179:48 AM

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