Measurements Tools

Torque Wrenches, Testers, Multimeters… Too Valuable to Leave Untracked

On a nuclear site, some tools are far more than simple screwdrivers. They must be traceable, calibrated, compliant — and, above all, available at the right place, at the right time.

Yet on the ground:

• Their location is often unknown,
• Borrowers are not identified,
• Calibration status or defects are discovered too late,
• And there is no evidence available during audits.

Common field issues

• Sensitive tools without a proper record or unique ID (torque wrench, torque tester, multimeter…)
• No alerts for verification or calibration due dates
• Tools borrowed informally, with no reliable register
• Tools stored “somewhere” in a workshop or mobile cart
• Risk of using a non-compliant or faulty tool

How BROLZ helps

BROLZ ensures every sensitive tool is individually tracked, assigned, inspected, and documented.

Key features:

• Individual equipment record with photo, type, use, tolerances, serial number
• Tracking of calibration, verification, and maintenance dates with alerts
• Full history of use: who used it, when, and for which operation
• Ability to link a tool to a project, worksite, or mobile cart
• Quick scan (QR/NFC) for on-site information access
• Direct field reporting of anomalies or defects
• Dashboard overview: compliance, status, availability, stock

What changes with BROLZ

• Clear visibility and traceability for all sensitive tools
• No more uncertainty about calibration dates or operational status
• Full accountability: know who is using which tool, when, and why
• More reliable interventions and simplified audits

Coming soon: A practical guide

We are preparing a comprehensive guide to managing sensitive tools in nuclear environments, including:

• Key requirements for calibration, safety, and audit readiness
• A simple method to structure your tool fleet
• Standard tool record templates
• Practical case studies from nuclear sites

The guide will be published soon in our use case library.
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A sensitive tool without traceability is a hidden risk — and a potential showstopper during audits.

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