You generally do not need to redo full camera calibration for every shoot. The key thing to update as conditions change is white balance, because it depends on the light in the scene.

A practical approach is:

• Set white balance manually (for example, using Kelvin rather than Auto White Balance).
• Photograph the ColorChecker/card when you start shooting in a lighting setup.
• If the lighting changes, reshoot the card and adjust white balance again.
• If you move from one type of light to another, such as daylight to indoor artificial light, reshoot the card.

So: white balance is something you may need to refresh during a shoot whenever the light changes. Camera profiling is not typically something you must redo every time in stable conditions.