Calibration Isn’t Optional
Gas detectors drift over time. Without traceable calibration, readings become unreliable—putting crews at risk and inviting PSC remarks.
What “Traceable” Means
Each instrument is compared against a reference standard with documented uncertainty. Your certificate should list date, method, gases/values, and technician ID.
Recommended Intervals
- Portable gas detectors: bump test before use; calibration every 3–6 months.
- Fixed systems: follow OEM guidance; verify alarms and logs.
Common Calibration Pitfalls
- Expired span gases
- Unrecorded adjustments
- Certificates not onboard
How We Help
We provide on-site calibration for detectors, gauges and nav instruments across KSA ports—with digital certificates accepted by class. Book calibration.