List your pull testers, load cells and gauges with the last calibration date and the interval. Each row shows the next due date and OVERDUE, DUE SOON (within 30 days) or OK. Print it for the equipment file.
Instruments
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Instrument / ID
Serial
Calibrated by
Last calibrated
Interval (months)
Due
Status
Instruments listed
OVERDUE
DUE SOON
OK
Made with the free tool at calyx-ai.net/qa/calibration-due-date/ (Quality Tester Solutions LLC).
How the status is worked out
Due date = last calibration date plus the interval in whole months; when the target month is shorter, the due date is its last day (31 January + 1 month = 28 or 29 February), the same as Excel's EDATE. OVERDUE when the due date is before today, DUE SOON when it is today or within the next 30 days, OK otherwise. These are the same rules as the Calibration Log sheet in the paid workbook.
What interval to use
This tool does not set the interval. Use the one from your quality system, the calibration certificate or the instrument maker. Before relying on a test result, check that the instrument was in calibration on the test date, and record the equipment, serial and calibration due date in the report header. The free pull-test record sheet has fields for all three.
The calibration log, inside the full report workbook
The Fastener & Anchor Pull-Test Report Templates pack has a kN/lbf/mm/in converter sheet next to a 40-row proof-test report with automatic PASS/FAIL, ultimate-load statistics, a calibration log, a printable procedure checklist and a standards index. $49 one-time, from Quality Tester Solutions LLC, the company behind Force-Test pull testers.