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Gary Fortin reposted thisGary Fortin reposted thisBig news for construction materials testing labs: five Accredited Labs brands, Calser, Servo Innovations, Calibration Services Inc., ATSNUC, and Northwest Technical Services, are now united under one name: Cal-Cert. Cal-Cert is the largest CMT calibration provider in the U.S., giving labs one trusted source for nuclear density gauge calibration (including Troxler®), soil and concrete testing equipment, scales, ovens, load frames, and more, all backed by ISO/IEC 17025 accredited, traceable results across the national Accredited Labs network. Same technicians, same local teams, now under one name. Read the full announcement: https://hubs.la/Q04z2dgH0 #CMT #ConstructionMaterialsTesting
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Gary Fortin reposted thisGary Fortin reposted thisNow hiring: 2 leadership roles at Accredited Labs! 📍 Branch Manager, IPM (Edison, NJ) Apply: https://lnkd.in/ep8c5V-Q 📍 Calibration Lab Manager, Aldinger (Dallas, TX) Apply: https://lnkd.in/evUbkWb3 Relocation assistance is available for both roles. Looking for experienced operations and calibration leaders who care about quality, customers and building great teams. Full benefits, including a 401(k) with company match. Apply today or share with someone who'd be a great fit! #Hiring #Calibration #ISO17025
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Gary Fortin reposted thisGary Fortin reposted thisNot every instrument belongs on a truck to the lab, and not every instrument benefits from staying there either. Knowing the difference matters more than most calibration programs realize. We break down when on-site calibration makes sense, when it doesn't, and what to expect from a visit: https://hubs.la/Q04r-Cm70 #Calibration #Manufacturing #FieldServices #QualityAssurance
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Gary Fortin reposted thisGary Fortin reposted thisMetrology touches more of your business than the word "calibration" usually gets credit for. Dimensional, mechanical, electrical, thermal, flow, time and frequency, even specialized disciplines like GPS/GNSS and proof load testing all fall under it, and every one of them depends on the same core principle: traceability back to a national standard. This blog breaks down what metrology services actually cover, how traceability works from your instrument back to NIST, what ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation verifies, and which industries rely on this work daily, from aerospace and semiconductors to food and beverage and life sciences. It also covers what to ask before choosing a provider, especially if you're managing multiple measurement disciplines across multiple sites. If you're responsible for a calibration program that spans more than one discipline, this one's worth a read. Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q04vHR2L0 #Metrology #CalibrationServices #ISO17025 #Traceability #QualityAssurance #MeasurementScienceMetrology Services: Capabilities, Standards, IndustriesMetrology Services: Capabilities, Standards, Industries
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Gary Fortin reposted thisGary Fortin reposted thisA lifting failure doesn't give a warning. There's no gradual decline, no early sign, just a component carrying a suspended load that either holds or doesn't. Proof load testing is one of the most direct ways to confirm that a crane, hoist, sling, or piece of rigging hardware can actually handle its rated load, before it ever goes into service or returns to service after a repair. For safety managers, riggers, crane operators, and quality teams, it's not a formality. It's the evidence that a lifting program is being run the way it's supposed to be. Our recent post breaks down what proof load testing verifies, how the process works, what OSHA and ASME standards require, and how to choose a provider that can actually handle it. Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q04skbbY0 #Calibration #ISO17025 #ProofLoadTesting #SafetyCompliance #RiggingSafetyProof Load Testing: What It Verifies and Why It MattersProof Load Testing: What It Verifies and Why It Matters
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Gary Fortin reposted thisGary Fortin reposted thisWhen a calibration certificate says your pressure gauge is accurate to ±0.05%, what actually makes that claim defensible? The answer is metrology, the science of measurement, and it's the foundation beneath every ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibration result. Every measurement must trace back through an unbroken chain of documented calibrations to SI units defined by institutes like NIST. If any link is missing, the traceability claim breaks, and so does the validity of every downstream measurement. A certificate without stated measurement uncertainty is metrologically incomplete. Our latest post breaks down how traceability works, what uncertainty really means for end users, and the questions to ask when evaluating a calibration lab. https://hubs.la/Q04lKLnx0 #Metrology #ISO17025 #Calibration #MeasurementUncertainty #AccreditedCalibrationMetrology and ISO/IEC 17025: The Science Behind Accredited CalibrationMetrology and ISO/IEC 17025: The Science Behind Accredited Calibration
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Gary Fortin reposted thisGary Fortin reposted thisAccredited Labs is now the largest provider of calibration services to the U.S. Construction Materials Testing (CMT) industry. Six CMT-focused calibration brands. 40 laboratory locations. 3,000+ accredited calibration capabilities. One network built specifically to serve AASHTO-accredited labs, state DOTs, and civil engineering firms nationwide. This milestone reflects years of deliberate growth — acquiring and supporting regional calibration businesses that have spent decades earning the trust of the CMT community. Brands like Calser Calibrations, Cal-Cert, Servo Innovations LLC, Calibration Services, Inc., ATSNUC, and Northwest Technical Services didn't lose their identity when they joined the Accredited Labs network. They gained resources, reach, and a platform to serve their customers better. As Joe Moser, our CEO, put it: "Our resolve to be the dominant calibration services provider to the CMT industry in 2026 and beyond is absolute." The full announcement is live on our blog: https://hubs.la/Q04fKfJn0 #CalibrationServices #ConstructionMaterialsTesting #CMT #ISO17025 #AASHTO #AccreditedLabs
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Gary Fortin reposted thisGary Fortin reposted this31 acquisitions. 40 locations. 3,000+ calibration capabilities. Two and a half years. Accredited Labs is now one of the largest calibration services providers in the United States — and the largest provider to the U.S. Construction Materials Testing industry. What makes this different is the model: when a regional calibration company joins our network, their brand, leadership, and customer relationships stay intact. Local trust preserved. National resources unlocked. We're not slowing down. New partners are joining monthly as we pursue our goal of becoming the largest calibration company in North America. Read the full announcement → https://hubs.la/Q04dq6mX0 #Calibration #AccreditedLabs #ISO17025 #CMT #Growth
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Gary Fortin liked thisGary Fortin liked thisA proof load test is designed to find problems before they fail in service. But the test itself carries risk. Common failure points include: 🔹 Material defects like cracks, weld flaws, and permanent deformation 🔹 Loose, stripped, or mismatched fasteners and connections 🔹 Worn hooks, shackles, and rigging that no longer match their rating 🔹 Weak anchorage, supports, or misaligned loading And if the force-measuring equipment has drifted, an item can pass without ever being loaded to the required proof load. Learn what to watch for and how to keep your results defensible: https://hubs.la/Q04B-6d60 #AccreditedLabs #ProofLoadTesting #ForceCalibration #ISO17025 #MetrologyProof Load Testing: Common Risks and Failure PointsProof Load Testing: Common Risks and Failure Points
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Gary Fortin liked thisGary Fortin liked thisCornerstone Advisors famous annual Halloween Lunch! Congrats to Brie Jaramillo and Elizabeth Theisen for the Finding Nemo costume contest win. #strongertogether
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Gary Fortin liked thisGary Fortin liked thisOur Quality Team at Accredited Labs continues to grow, and I’m excited to welcome another Regional Quality Manager to help support our branches and make an impact! https://lnkd.in/eUHiju88Regional Quality Manager (Remote – Eastern U.S. Preferred)Regional Quality Manager (Remote – Eastern U.S. Preferred)
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Gary Fortin liked thisGary Fortin liked thisWhat does a rejected load actually cost you? Wasted material, a failed DOT audit, and a schedule that just slipped. Scales, binder metering systems, temperature sensors, moisture testing equipment, ignition ovens: all of it needs to be calibrated on a schedule, not just checked when something seems off. Get your plant squared away before the season ramps up, not after the first rejected load. https://hubs.la/Q04y0lWk0 #Asphalt #DOT #Calibration
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Gary Fortin liked thisGary Fortin liked thisA new requirement is coming to AASHTO R18-26, and it's not a minor update. Section 6.9 now requires accredited CMT labs to document their calibration service provider selection process, a completely new written policy requirement. Sections 6.2 through 6.5 also tighten existing record-keeping standards. Assessments under the new requirements begin January 1, 2027, and labs that wait until then to figure out what's needed will be playing catch-up. We built a free checklist to help you get ahead of it: a plain-language breakdown of the calibration, standardization, check, and maintenance requirements, a glossary defining exactly what those terms mean under R18-26, and the assessment timeline so you know how much runway you have. Download it and see where your lab stands: https://hubs.la/Q04y5hpp0 #AASHTO #CalibrationCompliance #ConstructionMaterialsTesting
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Gary Fortin liked thisGary Fortin liked thisOld way: pour concrete, wait 28 days, hope the strength test comes back where you need it. New way: maturity meters and temperature sensors estimate strength in real time, based on time and temperature during curing, so decisions don't sit on a shelf for a month. The catch: that shortcut only works if the equipment itself, meters, sensors, slump cones, air content meters, compression machines, is actually calibrated and trustworthy. https://hubs.la/Q04y0m2c0 #Concrete #ConstructionMaterialsTesting #CalibrationHow to Calibrate Concrete Calibration & Maturity Meters | Cal-CertHow to Calibrate Concrete Calibration & Maturity Meters | Cal-Cert
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Gary Fortin liked thisGary Fortin liked thisWe’re delighted to welcome Accredited Labs as our proud Platinum Sponsor and Exhibitor of AnnCon26. As a leader in calibration and equipment lifecycle services, Accredited Labs brings deep expertise in nationwide service solutions, helping organizations stay audit-ready, maintain compliance, and ensure seamless operational quality with precision and confidence. Their commitment to delivering accuracy, speed, and reliability through a people-first, quality-driven approach makes them an invaluable partner for this year’s event. You’ll have opportunities to connect with the Accredited Labs team throughout AnnCon26, learn from their insights, and explore how their solutions can support your organization’s goals. Be sure to connect with our Platinum Sponsor, Accredited Labs, at booth #2! Learn more about Accredited Labs at https://lnkd.in/eFV9jWZE
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Gary Fortin liked thisGary Fortin liked thisA humidity sensor can show a stable, believable reading for years while its accuracy quietly erodes. Most sensors measure humidity indirectly, so anything that changes the sensing element, from aging polymers to contamination and condensation, changes the reading without any visible sign of failure. We break down how aging and environment cause humidity sensors to drift, why the drift is often uneven across the range (so a single-point check can miss it), and how multi-point calibration and as-found data catch it early. Read it here: https://hubs.la/Q04B0SL00 #Calibration #Metrology #HumidityCalibration #QualityManagement #ISO17025Why Humidity Sensors Drift: Environment and Aging EffectsWhy Humidity Sensors Drift: Environment and Aging Effects
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Gary Fortin liked thisGary Fortin liked thisInfrared thermometers are easy to use and easy to misread. Point, pull the trigger, and you get a clean number. But two different problems can sit behind it: 🔹 Drift: the instrument slowly moves away from the true temperature as the detector, optics, and electronics age. 🔹 Measurement error: emissivity, reflected heat, distance, and ambient conditions skew the reading even when the instrument is perfectly calibrated. Knowing which one you’re dealing with is the first step toward trusting your readings. Drift is caught with as-found data and multi-point calibration. Emissivity and environment are handled with consistent technique. Read why IR thermometers drift and how to catch both: https://hubs.la/Q04ByV_D0 #AccreditedLabs #Calibration #InfraredThermometer #ISO17025 #MetrologyWhy Infrared Thermometers Drift: Emissivity and EnvironmentWhy Infrared Thermometers Drift: Emissivity and Environment
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Artist Wellness Program has been established to aid in the prevention and early detection of life threatening disease and to guide the participant towards a higher state of ongoing wellness and quality of life.
The goal of this program is to help participants; gain an in-depth understanding of their body’s current state of health, deliver individualized results to them in an easy to comprehend manner, provide them the supplements and guidance to move towards increased wellness, and give…Artist Wellness Program has been established to aid in the prevention and early detection of life threatening disease and to guide the participant towards a higher state of ongoing wellness and quality of life.
The goal of this program is to help participants; gain an in-depth understanding of their body’s current state of health, deliver individualized results to them in an easy to comprehend manner, provide them the supplements and guidance to move towards increased wellness, and give them the tools they need to track their daily progress.
Working Artists involved will be asked to commit to a 90-day assessment and adjustment program and this will be afforded to them free of charge. The first step is a Biomarker blood test that establishes their baseline current state of health and wellness.
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