Gage calibration log
The log is the list. The sticker is the proof.
A gage calibration log is the running record of what you own and when it is due. It is not the lab report. Mix those up and a wall printout starts pretending it calibrated a mic.
What a usable log holds
- The name people shout, plus serial or asset number.
- Where it lives so you are not hunting a drawer.
- Next due date. Interval is yours; the log just stores the day.
- A note: lab name, “personal tape — stay off the list.”
Print the due slice for the wall
A full log can be long. The crib needs overdue and due-soon on one page. That print is a printable cal due list. Job Traveler keeps the equipment rows and prints that page. It does not send anything to a cal lab.
Calendar language: gage cal calendar. Job packets: inspection traveler.