Accredited Labs

Nationwide network of ISO/IEC 17025 calibration labs for instruments used in manufacturing and regulated industries

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About Accredited Labs

Accredited Labs is a network of calibration laboratories in North America. Its ISO/IEC 17025 accredited services cover dimensional, electrical, mass, force and torque calibration, delivered on-site, in-lab or by mail-in. The network also sells new test and measurement instruments that are calibrated before shipping, and offers repair services and scale rentals.

Customers are businesses across industries that need calibrated equipment and audit-ready compliance. The website describes a single order that covers both the equipment and its calibration.

The company is headquartered in Dallas, Texas, and its network includes accredited laboratories and mobile laboratories across the United States. Open positions are mainly calibration technician roles, both lab-based and field-based, along with management, quality, operations and administrative roles, many at network branches in other states.

Product: Accredited calibration of dimensional, electrical, mass, force and torque instruments; sales of new calibrated test and measurement equipment; repair and scale rental services.

Jobs at Accredited Labs

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