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--- articles:what_are_accuracy_ratios [2023/05/14 12:45] – [Management of accuracy ratio is a “risk control”] rrandall
+++ articles:what_are_accuracy_ratios [2023/05/14 21:33] (current) – rrandall
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 ====== What are Accuracy Ratios ======
+{{keywords>accuracy ratio}}
 Many users overlook the requirement in both ISO 9001 & AS9100D that states:
 <blockquote>7.1.5 Monitoring and measuring resources \\ 7.1.5.1 General \\
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 ===== Out-of-Tolerance Impact Analysis =====
+Many users also overlook the requirement in both ISO 9001 & AS9100D that states:
+<blockquote>7.1.5.2 Measurement traceability \\
+//The organization shall determine if the validity of previous measurement results has been adversely affected when measuring equipment is found to be unfit for its intended purpose, and shall take appropriate action as necessary.//</blockquote>
+The best, and easiest way to "//determine if the validity of previous measurement results//" is to, as described above, calculate the "accuracy ratio" based on the results ("As Found" condition) reported by the Calibration Lab.
+If the diminished "Accuracy Ratio" remained above 4:1, then there is a reasonable degree of confidence that the OOT (Out-of-Tolerance) condition did not "adversely" affect the delivered product or service. However, if the diminished "Accuracy Ratio" fell below 4:1, then there is a reasonable degree of uncertainty in whether the OOT (Out-of-Tolerance) condition "adversely" affected the delivered product or service. And the lower the "Accuracy Ratio" (<4:1), the greater the probability that the delivered product or service had been "adversely" affected.