Aerospace and defense manufacturers face the most demanding calibration requirements in any industry, with flight-critical and mission-critical measurements requiring absolute traceability and zero tolerance for calibration lapses. Organizations must simultaneously satisfy AS9100, NADCAP, ITAR export controls, and CMMC cybersecurity requirements while managing thousands of instruments across multiple facilities and security classification levels.
CalibrationOS maps each instrument to applicable standards (AS9100, NADCAP, customer-specific) and enforces the most stringent requirement, eliminating the risk of satisfying one standard while violating another.
Role-based access controls with CMMC-aligned security practices enable deployment within classified and CUI enclaves, with data segregation between security levels and FIPS 140-2 validated encryption.
Dedicated pyrometry tracking manages system accuracy tests, temperature uniformity surveys, thermocouple usage limits, and instrument class/type requirements per AMS2750 revision F.
When an instrument is found out of tolerance, CalibrationOS traces every serialized part, lot, and assembly measured since the last passing calibration, generating containment reports for MRB disposition.
Pre-audit self-assessment reports mapped to AC7130 checklist questions identify gaps before the auditor arrives, with corrective action tracking through eAuditNet submission.
CalibrationOS enforces ITAR access controls by restricting calibration records containing controlled technical data to US Person-verified accounts. Data residency controls ensure ITAR data remains within US-based infrastructure, and export marking is applied to all applicable calibration certificates and procedures.
Yes, CalibrationOS supports multi-site deployment with centralized or distributed calibration management. Each facility maintains its own instrument inventory and recall schedule while corporate quality teams have visibility across all locations for standardization and benchmarking.
CalibrationOS generates FAI-ready calibration documentation per AS9102, linking each measurement in the First Article report to the calibrated instrument used, its calibration certificate, traceability chain, and measurement uncertainty. This documentation satisfies customer and registrar FAI review requirements.
CalibrationOS maintains customer-specific requirement profiles for major aerospace OEMs and defense primes. These profiles overlay additional calibration frequency, documentation, and reporting requirements on instruments used for that customer's work, ensuring compliance with flowdown requirements in purchase orders.
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