Equipment Identification
Maintain equipment name, record number, manufacturer, model, serial number, type, and location.
Control monitoring and measuring resources with equipment identification, calibration status, frequency, provider, certificate, owner, location, acceptance criteria, and next due date.
Missed calibration dates and incomplete traceability can affect inspection results and product acceptance. QT360 makes status, due dates, certificates, and ownership visible.
Structured records, ownership, status, due dates, and evidence for the complete workflow.
Maintain equipment name, record number, manufacturer, model, serial number, type, and location.
Show current approval or calibration status and whether the resource is suitable for use.
Record calibration frequency, last calibration date, and next due date.
Retain calibration provider and certificate number for traceability.
Document measurement range and acceptance criteria where applicable.
Assign equipment owner, department, risk level, and status for follow-up.
QT360 is designed to make records easier to retrieve, review, and present during internal, customer, regulatory, and certification audits. The system keeps the process information together rather than spreading it across email, spreadsheets, and shared folders.
QT360 supports records and workflows commonly used to meet ISO 9001, AS9100, and AS9110 requirements. The organization remains responsible for determining applicable requirements, maintaining effective processes, evaluating results, and providing valid objective evidence.
Practical advantage: Aero Assured Solutions can support both the software setup and the quality-system process behind it.
Connect this process to the rest of the quality management system.
Clear answers about QT360 and the quality-system process covered on this page.
QT360 can track gauges, tools, instruments, software, test equipment, and other monitoring or measuring resources used by the organization.
No. QT360 manages records and status. Calibration must be performed by qualified internal or external providers using appropriate methods and traceability.
The equipment record includes calibration provider and certificate number and can be used with retained certificate evidence.
No. The organization determines frequency based on manufacturer guidance, use, risk, history, customer requirements, regulation, and the applicable quality system.
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