Servicing licensees test and verify measuring instruments used for trade. They can employ verifiers and nominate them to verify instruments under their servicing licence.
Find a servicing licensee
For a list of servicing licensees with the relevant sub-class of licence to test and verify your trade measuring instrument, download the list below.
The servicing licensees listed have given permission for their licence information to be published on our website. However, due to licensees operating in different locations, we do not provide their contact numbers or addresses.
Search online to find a licensee’s contact details and confirm where they operate.
Roles
Each servicing licensee identifies the class of instrument that they and their verifiers will be verifying.
A servicing licensee must:
- ensure their verifiers (including contractors nominated under their licence) hold the relevant statement of attainment for the measuring instrument/s they verify
- inform the National Measurement Institute (NMI) of any change to their verifiers (when verifiers or contractors start)
- ensure they are using reference standards that have a current Regulation 13 certificate.
A verifier can be an employee or a contractor of the servicing licensee. Contractors may also hold their own licence but can be nominated to verify under your servicing licence.
Verifiers must:
- be trained and be able to hold a relevant statement of attainment
- mark each instrument they verify with the servicing licensee verification mark.
Verifier changes
Servicing licensees must submit a verifier registration and deregistration form within 14 days of:
- a new or current employee or contractor becoming a verifier (provide their name and residential address)
- an employee or contractor ceasing to work for the licensee (provide the last day you employed them as a verifier)
- change of verifier details (name, address or contact details).
Quality management system
Each servicing licensee must maintain a quality management system (QMS). A QMS explains the appropriate processes, procedures, equipment and reference materials you need to properly verify measuring instruments.
Use these templates to develop your QMS.
QMS audits
When you renew your licence we will request and review your current QMS documents and may perform an on-site audit.
Reference standards changes
If you are a servicing licensee, you must notify changes to your reference standards of measurement within 14 days. Examples include replacement, reverification, calibration or decommissioning.
Email tmlicensees@measurement.gov.au and supply copies of your:
- latest standards register
- new certificate, unless it was issued by NMI.