Are Your Gas Detectors Compliant? Here’s Why Regular Calibration Matters

Gas detectors are essential for workplace safety, but without regular calibration, they can provide inaccurate reading, putting workers at risk and leaving businesses non-compliant.

At Apollo Safety, we help companies stay OSHA, MSHA, and ANSI/ISA compliant while reducing costs with our Calibration Contracts.

How Often Should Gas Detectors Be Calibrated?

• OSHA (29 CFR 1910.146 & 1910.120) – Requires calibration per manufacturer guidelines.

• MSHA (30 CFR 75.320) – Methane detectors must be calibrated at least every 31 days.

• ANSI/ISA-60079-29-2 – Recommends:

✅ Daily bump tests in high-risk environments.

✅ Full calibration every 1-3 months, depending on exposure.

• Manufacturer Guidelines – Typically suggests:

✅ Daily bump tests to verify sensor response.

✅ Full calibration every 30-180 days based on usage and conditions.

Why Invest in an Apollo Safety Calibration Agreement?

✔ Save Money – Lower costs with scheduled calibration services.

✔ Save on Parts – Certain levels cover the cost of parts and labor for repairs

✔ Stay Compliant – Meet industry regulations effortlessly.

✔ Minimize Downtime – Keep your equipment in peak condition with our 24/48-hour turnaround time!

✔ Get Priority Support – Faster service when you need it most.

✔ Get Peace of Mind – Our Calibration Agreements offer you and your business peace of mind, knowing that you will always have a working, compliant gas detection device.

Is Your Business at Risk?

Companies that don’t calibrate their gas detectors regularly risk fines, failed inspections, and worker safety hazards. A Calibration Contract ensures compliance, safety, and long-term cost savings.

Let’s talk! How does your company handle gas detector calibration? Share your thoughts in the comments or reach out to our team to learn more.

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