Iso 9000 2000 Internal Audits
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Internal audits are required under ISO 9000:2000 and must be conducted by independent personnel. They verify the efficiency of an organization's quality system and ensure standards are met. Benefits include facilitating continuous improvement and identifying failures. Successful audits require planning scope, checklists, observations, interviews, reports, and management review. Cessna improved audits by making them thorough and rolling with representative teams.
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