What is ISO 10012-2:2003 ?

Measurement management systems (MMS) are essential for organizations to ensure the accuracy, reliability, and traceability of their measurement results. ISO 10012-2:2003 is an internationally recognized standard that provides guidance for the implementation of measurement processes, instrument calibration, and measurement uncertainty within organizations.

ISO 10012-2:2003 is designed to help organizations develop and maintain effective measurement management systems that ensure the consistency and integrity of their measurement data. The standard provides a framework for the management of measurement risks and the establishment of measurement policies and procedures.

ISO 10012-2:2003 also emphasizes the importance of involving stakeholders in the measurement management process to ensure that the system meets their needs and requirements. The standard encourages the development of a culture of measurement management and provides guidance on how to communicate effectively with stakeholders.

ISO 10012-2:2003 is an essential standard for organizations that want to improve the accuracy and reliability of their measurement results. By implementing the standard, organizations can ensure that their measurement management systems are up to date, effective, and meet the needs of their stakeholders.