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   * calibration or verification method, and    * calibration or verification method, and 
   * acceptance criteria.   * acceptance criteria.
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 +[[articles:auditing_7.1.5#Counting & Weighing Scales marked "For Reference Only"|Scenario #11:]] While auditing a Distributor, you observe their weighing scales, counting scales and length meters (for measuring the length of cable & wire), all identified as “For Reference Only”.
  
 The company explained that, since all of their calibrations are outsourced, this information can be found in the calibration certificates provided by the external calibration lab. The company explained that, since all of their calibrations are outsourced, this information can be found in the calibration certificates provided by the external calibration lab.
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 ===== 11 - Counting & Weighing Scales marked "For Reference Only" ===== ===== 11 - Counting & Weighing Scales marked "For Reference Only" =====
  
-__Situation:__ While auditing a Distributor, you observe their weighing scales, counting scales and length meters (for measuring the length of cable & wire, all identified as "For Reference Only".+__Situation:__ While auditing a Distributor, you observe their weighing scales, counting scales and length meters (for measuring the length of cable & wire), all identified as "For Reference Only".
  
-The company explained that management had decided that these measuring devices were not critical to quality and therefore do not require calibration.+The company guide explained that management had decided that these measuring devices were not critical to quality and therefore do not require calibration.
  
 (1) Is this a nonconformity? And if so, (2) is it a minor or a major nonconformity? (1) Is this a nonconformity? And if so, (2) is it a minor or a major nonconformity?