NEETS Module 16 Chapter 1

Question 1

What does the CALIBRATED Label look like and when is it used?

Answer 1

Black lettering on White background. Used to indicate the instrument is within its applicable tolerance on all parameters.

Question 2

What does the CALIBRATED – REFER TO REPORT Label look like and when is it used?

Answer 2

Red lettering on White background. Used when you must know the actual measurement values to use the instrument.

Question 3

What does the SPECIAL CALIBRATION Label look like and when is it used?

Answer 3

Black lettering on Yellow Background. Used when some unusual or special condition in the calibration is applied. (deviations, multiple calibration cycles, or required in-place calibration).

Question 4

What does the USER CALIBRATION Label look like and when is it used?

Answer 4

Black lettering on White background. Used when the calibration is performed by the user.

Question 5

What does the Inactive – Calibrate Before Use Label look like and when is it used?

Answer 5

Green lettering on White background. Used when instrument will not be used for some time in the future.

Question 6

What does the Calibration Not Required Label look like and when is it used?

Answer 6

Orange lettering on White background. Used when instrument does not make quantitative measurements, is “Fail-Safe”, monitored during use by calibrated instruments, or dependent on external calibrated sources.

Question 7

What does the Rejected – Refer to Attached Tag Label look like and when is it used?

Answer 7

Black lettering on Red background. Used on instruments that FAIL to meet calibration standards and cannot be repaired.

Question 8

What is the Inventory Format 350 Report?

Answer 8

A Report that lists items from the issuing activities and is maintained by custodians or sub custodians of TMDE.

Question 9

What is the Inventory Format 802 Report?

Answer 9

A monthly distributed Report that lists items overdue, due in the present month, and within the next two months for calibration.