At USDI, we are continually focused on improving the quality, consistency, and traceability of the services we provide. As part of this effort, we are pleased to introduce our enhanced calibration procedures and expanded service offerings.
USDI has developed standardized calibration procedures for all equipment utilized in our field operations. These procedures are now being incorporated into applicable Operations & Maintenance (O&M) Manuals and will continue to be implemented across additional client systems as appropriate. Internally, these same procedures are being applied across all USDI-owned equipment to ensure consistency and reliability in the tools used to support your system.
To further enhance documentation and accessibility, we have implemented a QR-based equipment tracking system. Each piece of equipment is labeled with a scannable QR code, allowing instant access to calibration records and associated documentation in the field. In addition, our 192.GIS platform has been enhanced through ESRI Survey123 to allow calibration records to be scanned and directly tied to the work performed, creating a clear, auditable link between equipment and completed tasks.
Pressure Gauges
- Up to 3,000 PSI
Chart Recorders
- Up to 3,000 PSI
Voltmeters
- DC
- AC
- Flange Checkers
CGI Units
- Annual Calibration
- Sensor Repairs
Calibration Services Include:
- Inspection and documentation of equipment condition at time of calibration
- Documentation uploaded to client Sharepoint Site
- Digital calibration records accessible via QR code on each unit
- Integration of calibration records into project documentation through 192.GIS
- Optional CGI sensor repair or replacement as needed
These enhancements are designed to improve audit readiness, increase confidence in equipment accuracy, and provide greater transparency for both operators and regulators.
Request your Certification of Calibration:
Certification of Calibration Request Form – Fill out Form
Calibration Disclaimer:
Calibration services provided by USDI are performed in accordance with established internal procedures and industry best practices. These calibrations are intended to verify operational accuracy and support compliance documentation; however, they are not NIST-traceable or NIST-certified calibrations. These services should not be relied upon where NIST certification is specifically required by regulation or manufacturer.