Expansion for UKAS accredited calibration operations

As an existing UKAS ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibration laboratory, Bsria has announced it has extended its scope to cover its new Bsria North operation and laboratory located in Preston, Lancashire. This extension means Bsria North now offers the services:  calibration of temperature and pressure devices including barometers, as well air volume flow devices (fans) – which are used in many sectors of industry including the testing of buildings during air tightness testing to Part L of the Building Regulations.

June Davis, business manager, Bsria North, said: “Construction of the custom designed Preston laboratory was started in February 2017 and the assessment of the facility by UKAS within six months enables us to now fully support both our existing client base across the UK as well expand our operations into new markets.

Bsria has conducted temperature and pressure calibrations for many years with clients ranging from building facility managers to research scientists, and the opening up of a northern laboratory compliments the scope of calibration work conducted presently within the Bracknell facility.

Attainment of UKAS accreditation is certainly a significant moment for Bsria North and demonstrates our commitment and focus – not only to customers – but to quality and professionalism – right from the get-go.

The UKAS registration puts customer satisfaction, quality work and meticulous processes at the heart of its undertaking.”

Martin Trotter, calibration manager, Bsria Instrument Solutions, said: “The opening of our second laboratory is a significant milestone for BSRIA as it not only doubles our UK capacity for testing fans, gauges and temperature devices used by air tightness engineers, it also gives Bsria a northern base which allows clients to drop-off and collect their goods from a regional facility. Similar to the existing business located in Bracknell, Berkshire, Bsria North holds stock of new products from Energy Conservatory and Retrotec, as well as consumable items such as sealing tape from TechnoSol.”As an existing UKAS ISO/IEC 17025 accredited calibration laboratory, Bsria has announced it has extended its scope to cover its new Bsria North operation and laboratory located in Preston, Lancashire. This extension means Bsria North now offers the services:  calibration of temperature and pressure devices including barometers, as well air volume flow devices (fans) – which are used in many sectors of industry including the testing of buildings during air tightness testing to Part L of the Building Regulations.

June Davis, business manager, Bsria North, said: “Construction of the custom designed Preston laboratory was started in February 2017 and the assessment of the facility by UKAS within six months enables us to now fully support both our existing client base across the UK as well expand our operations into new markets.

Bsria has conducted temperature and pressure calibrations for many years with clients ranging from building facility managers to research scientists, and the opening up of a northern laboratory compliments the scope of calibration work conducted presently within the Bracknell facility.

Attainment of UKAS accreditation is certainly a significant moment for Bsria North and demonstrates our commitment and focus – not only to customers – but to quality and professionalism – right from the get-go.

The UKAS registration puts customer satisfaction, quality work and meticulous processes at the heart of its undertaking.”

Martin Trotter, calibration manager, Bsria Instrument Solutions, said: “The opening of our second laboratory is a significant milestone as it not only doubles our UK capacity for testing fans, gauges and temperature devices used by air tightness engineers, it also gives Bsria a northern base which allows clients to drop-off and collect their goods from a regional facility. Similar to the existing business located in Bracknell, Berkshire, Bsria North holds stock of new products from Energy Conservatory and Retrotec, as well as consumable items such as sealing tape from TechnoSol.”