Dubai Municipality`s expert and well-trained staff use state-of-the-art technology to ensure accurate results and provide a clear result of legal reviews, so that traders and consumers are protected in their rights and avoid large losses of money. Fees for legal audit services that ensure the accuracy of legal measurement instruments are collected in accordance with Cabinet Decision No. (22) for the year 2011. Once the meter inspection was completed, the municipal inspector affixed an appropriate metrological sticker (green sticker – verified – indicates that the device complies with legal requirements and is usable, or red sticker – rejected – indicates that the device did not meet legal requirements and is unusable for customer transactions). (1)`legal metrology` means the metrology part, weighing and measuring units, weighing and measuring methods and weighing and measuring equipment with regard to mandatory technical and legal requirements intended to ensure public assurance of the safety and accuracy of weighing and measurements; In accordance with the Decision of the Council of Ministers No. (31) for the year 2006 (Article 16) at the time of the adoption of the legal metrology project and in accordance with the Cooperation and Approval Agreement signed between the Dubai Municipality and the Emirates Authority for Standardization and Metrology for the implementation of all provisions and procedures relating to the Technical Guidelines, regulate the work of legal metrology. #: The laboratory is also able to calibrate the site, however, the uncertainty on the site depends on the actual environmental conditions and the master equipment used The Dubai Central Laboratory of Dubai Municipality is implementing the Legal Measurement Control Project in the Emirate of Dubai for measuring instruments used in commercial trade and health and safety. ii) Regional Reference Standards Laboratories in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Bhubaneswar, Faridabad and Guwahati These laboratories function as central agencies between Apex Laboratories and state government laboratories for the traceability of standards. These laboratories are also responsible for testing weight and measure models, reviewing secondary state government standards, calibrating sophisticated weighing and measuring devices, raising consumer awareness, and more. Legal metrology plays a crucial role in global markets, as it is of paramount importance for tracking legal transactions by controlling the accuracy of measuring instruments used by traders and consumers to buy and sell goods and services.
Through the legal review of measuring instruments; Consumers, traders and manufacturers will be protected against losses in commercial transactions due to inaccuracies in the measuring instruments used, protect the rights of all parties, achieve a safe and sustainable economy and enhance the confidence of traders and consumers in all commercial transactions. Therefore, dubai central laboratory of dubai city monitors the following measuring devices that are used in business transactions. (vii) The Rules of Legal Metrology (State Approved Test Centre), 2013 (I) Each unit of weight or measure must conform to the metric system based on the International System of Units. *: The measuring capacity is expressed in uncertainty (±) with a probability of confidence of 95% The unit of weights and measures in the department of the Ministry of Food and Consumption 2. The Legal Metrology Act of 2009 (1 of 2010) was implemented as of April 1, 2011, the preamble to the law reads as follows: CLLM is proud to be the only NABL accredited secondary standards laboratory in the entire country. A sphygmomanometer verification laboratory also operates under CLLM. Verification facilities for high-performance water meters, thermometers and standard weights are housed in CLLM. 7.
Regulations on Weights and Measures Used in Trade and Industry for Transactions and Protection. (vi) Rules of the Indian Institute of Legal Metrology, 2011 (2) The specification of the base units, derived units and other units referred to in subsection (1) shall be required. “An Act to establish and enforce weight and measure standards, to regulate trade in weights, measures and other goods sold or distributed by weight, measure or proportion, and related or related matters”. 8. Registration for importers of weights and measures. Φ: The laboratory can also kaibraten instruments/devices with coarser resolution/fewer numbers in the accredited range using the same reference standard/master equipment as part of accreditation 14. The state government has also formulated its rules for the application of the state`s legal metrology for the implementation of the 2009 law. 3.
Pursuant to subsection 57(1) of the Act, the Weights and Measures Standards Act, 1976 and the Weights and Measures Standards Act (Enforcement), 1985 are repealed. (i) Ranchi—-Respospo Institute of Legal Metrology responsible for the training of central and state government legal metrology officers in the field of legal metrology.