Audits are a key tool to help improve business performance, this infographic explains the 4 steps of an internal audit - preparation, performance, reporting and follow up.
- QE 19011S is a U.S. supplement to ISO 19011 that provides additional guidance for quality and environmental management system auditing, especially for internal and supplier audits.
- It addresses limitations in ISO 19011 regarding competence requirements, internal/supplier audits, and use by small organizations.
- The supplement retains the full ISO 19011 text and adds guidance in supplemental text to provide a more complete standard for auditing management systems.
This document outlines the procedure for conducting internal quality audits. It describes the following key steps:
1) The ISO Coordinator schedules audits on a monthly basis and generates an internal quality audit schedule by December 1st for the following year.
2) The ISO Coordinator distributes the audit schedule and assigns specific auditors who are independent of the area being audited.
3) During the audit, the auditor reviews documentation, checks for compliance and corrective actions, and documents any nonconformances or discrepancies.
4) The auditor submits an audit report and checklist to department authorities, and corrective actions are initiated if needed. Audit results are also discussed at management reviews.
The document outlines the competencies and attributes required of quality auditors. It states that auditors should have knowledge of audit principles and techniques, management systems, applicable laws and regulations, quality methods and products/processes. Additionally, auditors should be ethical, open-minded, diplomatic, observant, versatile, tenacious, decisive and self-reliant. For internal auditors, the document recommends at minimum a secondary education, two years' experience in the organization, auditor training, participation in three audits and training in quality control methods.
The document discusses quality audits of quality management systems. It defines a quality audit and explains that the purpose is to ensure compliance with standards and identify opportunities for improvement. It describes the roles and responsibilities of auditors and auditees. The audit process includes developing an audit plan and checklist, performing the audit, documenting any non-compliances, issuing reports, and conducting follow-up. Key elements of a quality audit are independence, preparation, documentation, and verification of corrective actions.
Quality Management and Audit Process in Aviation OrganizationsEsraKurtulu
The document discusses quality auditing processes in aviation. It outlines establishing a quality management system and quality assurance program to identify quality and operational processes in manuals. The audit process consists of four stages: planning, field work, an audit report, and follow-up. An audit letter is sent for approval, an opening meeting is held, auditors use checklists, a closing meeting is arranged, and results are sent to managers for approval.
The document provides an introduction to audits according to ISO 9001:2008. It defines an audit as a systematic, independent, and documented process for evaluating audit criteria. Audits are conducted to determine conformity, effectiveness, provide opportunities for improvement, and meet regulatory requirements. Benefits of audits include giving management and customers confidence and providing feedback for corrective actions. Audits can be first, second, or third party. Initial documentation reviews assess conformity and readiness before on-site audits.
The document provides guidance on planning an effective internal audit by preparing adequately. It recommends allocating two to three times as much time preparing as the actual audit will take. Preparation involves learning the process, identifying interfaces with the ISO 9001 standard, reviewing documentation, identifying process interfaces and potential failure modes, and developing audit questions and a plan. Key steps in preparation include creating a process map, reviewing procedures and manuals, understanding inputs/outputs and how the process relates to others. Thorough preparation is essential for a successful audit.
The document provides information about conducting internal audits of a quality management system. It describes the responsibilities of an internal auditor, the purpose of internal audits, and how to plan and perform an audit. Key aspects covered include understanding ISO 9001:2015 requirements, using a process-based approach, planning audits, gathering objective evidence during audits, and writing factual audit reports to help improve the management system.
- QE 19011S is a U.S. supplement to ISO 19011 that provides additional guidance for quality and environmental management system auditing, especially for internal and supplier audits.
- It addresses limitations in ISO 19011 regarding competence requirements, internal/supplier audits, and use by small organizations.
- The supplement retains the full ISO 19011 text and adds guidance in supplemental text to provide a more complete standard for auditing management systems.
This document outlines the procedure for conducting internal quality audits. It describes the following key steps:
1) The ISO Coordinator schedules audits on a monthly basis and generates an internal quality audit schedule by December 1st for the following year.
2) The ISO Coordinator distributes the audit schedule and assigns specific auditors who are independent of the area being audited.
3) During the audit, the auditor reviews documentation, checks for compliance and corrective actions, and documents any nonconformances or discrepancies.
4) The auditor submits an audit report and checklist to department authorities, and corrective actions are initiated if needed. Audit results are also discussed at management reviews.
The document outlines the competencies and attributes required of quality auditors. It states that auditors should have knowledge of audit principles and techniques, management systems, applicable laws and regulations, quality methods and products/processes. Additionally, auditors should be ethical, open-minded, diplomatic, observant, versatile, tenacious, decisive and self-reliant. For internal auditors, the document recommends at minimum a secondary education, two years' experience in the organization, auditor training, participation in three audits and training in quality control methods.
The document discusses quality audits of quality management systems. It defines a quality audit and explains that the purpose is to ensure compliance with standards and identify opportunities for improvement. It describes the roles and responsibilities of auditors and auditees. The audit process includes developing an audit plan and checklist, performing the audit, documenting any non-compliances, issuing reports, and conducting follow-up. Key elements of a quality audit are independence, preparation, documentation, and verification of corrective actions.
Quality Management and Audit Process in Aviation OrganizationsEsraKurtulu
The document discusses quality auditing processes in aviation. It outlines establishing a quality management system and quality assurance program to identify quality and operational processes in manuals. The audit process consists of four stages: planning, field work, an audit report, and follow-up. An audit letter is sent for approval, an opening meeting is held, auditors use checklists, a closing meeting is arranged, and results are sent to managers for approval.
The document provides an introduction to audits according to ISO 9001:2008. It defines an audit as a systematic, independent, and documented process for evaluating audit criteria. Audits are conducted to determine conformity, effectiveness, provide opportunities for improvement, and meet regulatory requirements. Benefits of audits include giving management and customers confidence and providing feedback for corrective actions. Audits can be first, second, or third party. Initial documentation reviews assess conformity and readiness before on-site audits.
The document provides guidance on planning an effective internal audit by preparing adequately. It recommends allocating two to three times as much time preparing as the actual audit will take. Preparation involves learning the process, identifying interfaces with the ISO 9001 standard, reviewing documentation, identifying process interfaces and potential failure modes, and developing audit questions and a plan. Key steps in preparation include creating a process map, reviewing procedures and manuals, understanding inputs/outputs and how the process relates to others. Thorough preparation is essential for a successful audit.
The document provides information about conducting internal audits of a quality management system. It describes the responsibilities of an internal auditor, the purpose of internal audits, and how to plan and perform an audit. Key aspects covered include understanding ISO 9001:2015 requirements, using a process-based approach, planning audits, gathering objective evidence during audits, and writing factual audit reports to help improve the management system.
An audit programme outlines the guidelines and specifics for conducting an audit, including the audit objectives, location, timing, and procedures. It is developed after understanding the client's business by determining audit strategies and preparing a checklist. The advantages of an audit programme are that it provides instructions, divides work responsibilities, and facilitates supervision, future planning, and efficient audits. However, audit programmes can also lead to rigid and mechanical work, as well as a lack of flexibility and initiative.
The document provides tips for conducting effective internal audits according to ISO 9001. It emphasizes that auditors should be competent and trained. Audits should be planned, systematic, and focus on evaluating processes and identifying opportunities for improvement rather than finding faults. The document also stresses the importance of understanding how processes interact across the organization and using this understanding to plan audits by following audit trails between different clauses and departments.
Quality Management Systems - Aviation IndustryAli Al-Zubaidi
This document discusses quality management systems and standards in the aviation industry. It provides an overview of the evolution of quality management concepts and supporting standards such as ISO 9001. The key principles of quality management are outlined, including management leadership, risk management, process approach and continual improvement. The structure and requirements of the ISO 9001 quality management system standard are summarized. Industry-specific standards for aviation, space and defense like AS 9100 are also introduced.
Top Gun Aerospace Consulting provides quality management system consulting services to clients in the aerospace and defense industries. They conduct gap analyses to determine what clients need to do to comply with standards like ISO 9001 and AS9100. Their services include developing implementation plans, documenting procedures, conducting internal audits, and assisting with certification audits. They use a Plan-Do-Check-Act model to plan implementations, make necessary changes, verify improvements, and make final corrections before certification.
The ISO 19011 standard for auditing management systems is being revised. Key anticipated changes include reordering some subclauses, adding new requirements for things like roles and responsibilities of guides/observers, and structural changes. Feedback is being sought on the draft revisions. If finalized, the updated standard will be published in mid-2018. Additional resources on internal auditing and the revision process are provided.
ISO 9001:2008 Internal Auditing of Quality Management Systems - IntroductionKanriConsulting
ISO 9001 is a quality management system that ensures customer requirements are met. It originated from military standards in 1959 and contains elements of management, resources, services/products, and monitoring. Key principles include customer focus, leadership, involvement of people, process approach, and continuous improvement. Certification requires registration and external audits, while internal audits are also conducted. The audit process involves planning, document review, on-site activities, reporting, completion, and follow up. Records related to auditing include plans, reports, nonconformities, and corrective actions.
Internal audits play a critical role in verifying and improving an organization's food safety management system. The document outlines the steps for conducting effective internal audits, including developing an audit program and schedule, performing audits using checklists and procedures as references, documenting any nonconformances found, and holding closing meetings to discuss audit findings. Key attributes for auditors include strong communication and interviewing skills to objectively evaluate processes, observe operations, and ensure auditees understand any nonconformances identified.
ISO 9001 is a process standard for a quality management system, known worldwide. This standard is suitable for any size company or organization that wants to meet its customers ’ and regulatory requirements and consistently improve.
ISO 9001 Training | QMS Training | ISO 9001 Internal Auditor Traininghimalya sharma
ISO 9001 Internal Auditor Training conducted by Industry Experts,customized for you & connected with relevance to your Industry,product, Process & services
Iso9001 implementation increasing-value_reducing_leadtimeOmnex Inc.
The document discusses implementing an ISO 9001:2000 quality management system. It outlines key requirements like deadlines, roadblocks to address, and differences from the previous standard. It proposes a 5 month implementation plan including forming teams, developing documentation, training auditors, and conducting internal audits. The goal is to create value through process focus, customer focus, and continual improvement using software to optimize the implementation.
JARO Thermal ISO9001 2015 internal auditor training 20170118Ryan Chen
This document provides an overview and summary of an internal auditor training on the ISO9001:2015 Quality Management System standard. It outlines the agenda which includes an introduction to ISO9001:2015, the major changes from the previous version, and skills needed for internal auditing. It then summarizes each section of ISO9001:2015 including scope, leadership, planning, support, operations, performance evaluation and improvement. Key concepts like process approach, PDCA cycle and risk-based thinking are also explained.
This document discusses effective planning of internal audits. It provides definitions of key audit terms like audit and planning. It describes different types of audits, nonconformances, and ISO 9001 requirements for internal auditing. Common nonconformities issued by registrars related to audits are outlined. The document discusses how industry, products, and processes influence audit planning. It also covers why audits are conducted, the internal audit process, typical considerations for planning audits, and examples of audit schedules and forms.
1. The document discusses quality control procedures that an audit firm should implement to ensure high quality audits and audit reports.
2. It describes key aspects of quality control including delegation, direction, supervision, review, skills and competencies of staff, client acceptance policies, and monitoring procedures.
3. The purpose is to provide reasonable assurance that audits are performed according to standards and that audit opinions are properly supported.
The objectives of controlling processes are to ensure processes stay in control after improvements and to quickly detect any issues so actions can be taken before problems occur. Unless processes are controlled through documentation and ongoing monitoring, any gains from improvements will degrade over time as processes become uncontrolled again.
The document proposes a centralized audit team to independently audit invoices processed by various agencies. The team will focus on enhancing service quality, improving output quality and timeliness, and reducing common errors. It outlines a phased approach to initially implement the team for two high volume agencies, then expand team access and audit coverage to all agencies. The team will identify process improvements, maintain knowledge databases, and ensure new developments are shared. Key roles of senior executives, executives and the booking team are defined to coordinate the audit process.
The document provides guidance for internal auditors on ISO 9001:2015. It discusses planning an audit, conducting an opening and closing meeting, asking open-ended questions, documenting findings, and validating findings. The purpose of internal audits is to measure performance and determine conformance. Auditors should be prepared, conduct themselves professionally, and focus on continuous improvement opportunities.
This document provides an overview of process monitoring and auditing. It defines monitoring as ongoing checking and measuring that is typically done by operations staff, while an audit takes a formal, systematic approach to evaluate processes and controls. The document outlines key characteristics of monitoring and auditing, as well as introducing the concepts of pre-audit activities, onsite audit activities, post-audit activities, internal vs external audits, the audit function, and types of auditing such as continuous auditing. It concludes that auditing determines compliance with specifications and reviews quality systems to achieve quality, and is most effective when performed by qualified professionals focused on clear objectives.
This 4-day training course covers the key aspects of internal quality auditing based on the ISO 9001:2015 standard. It focuses on understanding the requirements for performance evaluation, monitoring, internal audits, management reviews, and continual improvement. The course outlines the audit process and covers topics like audit planning, on-site auditing techniques, nonconformance handling, and auditor competencies. The objective is to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively conduct internal quality audits within their organizations.
This document outlines the items to be reviewed at a minimum annual quality meeting. It includes reviewing activities from the previous meeting, results of internal audits, status of corrective and preventive actions, product and process non-conformities, customer communication, resource availability, quality goals and objectives, quality policy, supplier performance, marketing strategy, recommendations for improvement, and other organizational impact factors. The document also has sections to document the meeting details, signatories, and resulting action items including responsible parties and commitment dates.
This document provides a list of railing and balustrade products with their product codes. It includes different types of spigots, brackets, barrels, spiders, tees, and balustrades. The spigots come in various styles such as round, square, decorative, and with or without flanges. The brackets are available in O-type, L-type, C-type, and adjustable styles. Materials listed include end caps, through barrels, spiders, tees, and multiple balustrade options.
The document provides an analysis of the Indian stock market index Nifty. It states that Nifty may open lower due to declines in Asian markets. It discusses recent gains in Nifty and select stock buying. Concerns remain around future earnings growth following demonetization. The document also provides the day's closing levels for various stock indexes and commodities, and analyses long and short positions in stocks from a derivatives perspective. Technical indicators are given for Nifty and Bank Nifty to help gauge near-term market movements.
An audit programme outlines the guidelines and specifics for conducting an audit, including the audit objectives, location, timing, and procedures. It is developed after understanding the client's business by determining audit strategies and preparing a checklist. The advantages of an audit programme are that it provides instructions, divides work responsibilities, and facilitates supervision, future planning, and efficient audits. However, audit programmes can also lead to rigid and mechanical work, as well as a lack of flexibility and initiative.
The document provides tips for conducting effective internal audits according to ISO 9001. It emphasizes that auditors should be competent and trained. Audits should be planned, systematic, and focus on evaluating processes and identifying opportunities for improvement rather than finding faults. The document also stresses the importance of understanding how processes interact across the organization and using this understanding to plan audits by following audit trails between different clauses and departments.
Quality Management Systems - Aviation IndustryAli Al-Zubaidi
This document discusses quality management systems and standards in the aviation industry. It provides an overview of the evolution of quality management concepts and supporting standards such as ISO 9001. The key principles of quality management are outlined, including management leadership, risk management, process approach and continual improvement. The structure and requirements of the ISO 9001 quality management system standard are summarized. Industry-specific standards for aviation, space and defense like AS 9100 are also introduced.
Top Gun Aerospace Consulting provides quality management system consulting services to clients in the aerospace and defense industries. They conduct gap analyses to determine what clients need to do to comply with standards like ISO 9001 and AS9100. Their services include developing implementation plans, documenting procedures, conducting internal audits, and assisting with certification audits. They use a Plan-Do-Check-Act model to plan implementations, make necessary changes, verify improvements, and make final corrections before certification.
The ISO 19011 standard for auditing management systems is being revised. Key anticipated changes include reordering some subclauses, adding new requirements for things like roles and responsibilities of guides/observers, and structural changes. Feedback is being sought on the draft revisions. If finalized, the updated standard will be published in mid-2018. Additional resources on internal auditing and the revision process are provided.
ISO 9001:2008 Internal Auditing of Quality Management Systems - IntroductionKanriConsulting
ISO 9001 is a quality management system that ensures customer requirements are met. It originated from military standards in 1959 and contains elements of management, resources, services/products, and monitoring. Key principles include customer focus, leadership, involvement of people, process approach, and continuous improvement. Certification requires registration and external audits, while internal audits are also conducted. The audit process involves planning, document review, on-site activities, reporting, completion, and follow up. Records related to auditing include plans, reports, nonconformities, and corrective actions.
Internal audits play a critical role in verifying and improving an organization's food safety management system. The document outlines the steps for conducting effective internal audits, including developing an audit program and schedule, performing audits using checklists and procedures as references, documenting any nonconformances found, and holding closing meetings to discuss audit findings. Key attributes for auditors include strong communication and interviewing skills to objectively evaluate processes, observe operations, and ensure auditees understand any nonconformances identified.
ISO 9001 is a process standard for a quality management system, known worldwide. This standard is suitable for any size company or organization that wants to meet its customers ’ and regulatory requirements and consistently improve.
ISO 9001 Training | QMS Training | ISO 9001 Internal Auditor Traininghimalya sharma
ISO 9001 Internal Auditor Training conducted by Industry Experts,customized for you & connected with relevance to your Industry,product, Process & services
Iso9001 implementation increasing-value_reducing_leadtimeOmnex Inc.
The document discusses implementing an ISO 9001:2000 quality management system. It outlines key requirements like deadlines, roadblocks to address, and differences from the previous standard. It proposes a 5 month implementation plan including forming teams, developing documentation, training auditors, and conducting internal audits. The goal is to create value through process focus, customer focus, and continual improvement using software to optimize the implementation.
JARO Thermal ISO9001 2015 internal auditor training 20170118Ryan Chen
This document provides an overview and summary of an internal auditor training on the ISO9001:2015 Quality Management System standard. It outlines the agenda which includes an introduction to ISO9001:2015, the major changes from the previous version, and skills needed for internal auditing. It then summarizes each section of ISO9001:2015 including scope, leadership, planning, support, operations, performance evaluation and improvement. Key concepts like process approach, PDCA cycle and risk-based thinking are also explained.
This document discusses effective planning of internal audits. It provides definitions of key audit terms like audit and planning. It describes different types of audits, nonconformances, and ISO 9001 requirements for internal auditing. Common nonconformities issued by registrars related to audits are outlined. The document discusses how industry, products, and processes influence audit planning. It also covers why audits are conducted, the internal audit process, typical considerations for planning audits, and examples of audit schedules and forms.
1. The document discusses quality control procedures that an audit firm should implement to ensure high quality audits and audit reports.
2. It describes key aspects of quality control including delegation, direction, supervision, review, skills and competencies of staff, client acceptance policies, and monitoring procedures.
3. The purpose is to provide reasonable assurance that audits are performed according to standards and that audit opinions are properly supported.
The objectives of controlling processes are to ensure processes stay in control after improvements and to quickly detect any issues so actions can be taken before problems occur. Unless processes are controlled through documentation and ongoing monitoring, any gains from improvements will degrade over time as processes become uncontrolled again.
The document proposes a centralized audit team to independently audit invoices processed by various agencies. The team will focus on enhancing service quality, improving output quality and timeliness, and reducing common errors. It outlines a phased approach to initially implement the team for two high volume agencies, then expand team access and audit coverage to all agencies. The team will identify process improvements, maintain knowledge databases, and ensure new developments are shared. Key roles of senior executives, executives and the booking team are defined to coordinate the audit process.
The document provides guidance for internal auditors on ISO 9001:2015. It discusses planning an audit, conducting an opening and closing meeting, asking open-ended questions, documenting findings, and validating findings. The purpose of internal audits is to measure performance and determine conformance. Auditors should be prepared, conduct themselves professionally, and focus on continuous improvement opportunities.
This document provides an overview of process monitoring and auditing. It defines monitoring as ongoing checking and measuring that is typically done by operations staff, while an audit takes a formal, systematic approach to evaluate processes and controls. The document outlines key characteristics of monitoring and auditing, as well as introducing the concepts of pre-audit activities, onsite audit activities, post-audit activities, internal vs external audits, the audit function, and types of auditing such as continuous auditing. It concludes that auditing determines compliance with specifications and reviews quality systems to achieve quality, and is most effective when performed by qualified professionals focused on clear objectives.
This 4-day training course covers the key aspects of internal quality auditing based on the ISO 9001:2015 standard. It focuses on understanding the requirements for performance evaluation, monitoring, internal audits, management reviews, and continual improvement. The course outlines the audit process and covers topics like audit planning, on-site auditing techniques, nonconformance handling, and auditor competencies. The objective is to equip participants with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively conduct internal quality audits within their organizations.
This document outlines the items to be reviewed at a minimum annual quality meeting. It includes reviewing activities from the previous meeting, results of internal audits, status of corrective and preventive actions, product and process non-conformities, customer communication, resource availability, quality goals and objectives, quality policy, supplier performance, marketing strategy, recommendations for improvement, and other organizational impact factors. The document also has sections to document the meeting details, signatories, and resulting action items including responsible parties and commitment dates.
This document provides a list of railing and balustrade products with their product codes. It includes different types of spigots, brackets, barrels, spiders, tees, and balustrades. The spigots come in various styles such as round, square, decorative, and with or without flanges. The brackets are available in O-type, L-type, C-type, and adjustable styles. Materials listed include end caps, through barrels, spiders, tees, and multiple balustrade options.
The document provides an analysis of the Indian stock market index Nifty. It states that Nifty may open lower due to declines in Asian markets. It discusses recent gains in Nifty and select stock buying. Concerns remain around future earnings growth following demonetization. The document also provides the day's closing levels for various stock indexes and commodities, and analyses long and short positions in stocks from a derivatives perspective. Technical indicators are given for Nifty and Bank Nifty to help gauge near-term market movements.
La sociología estudia el comportamiento humano y la sociedad mediante diferentes métodos empíricos y de análisis crítico. Examina temas como la estratificación social, cultura, religión, instituciones y más, para generar conocimiento que permita a las sociedades entenderse a sí mismas y guiar su evolución. El estudio de las profesiones también es importante para la sociología, pues revela aspectos del desarrollo tecnológico, cultural, político y económico de un país.
Este documento describe el vértigo, una sensación subjetiva en la que la persona siente que gira su cuerpo o las cosas a su alrededor. Explica que puede ser causado por lesiones en los receptores vestibulares del oído interno o en los centros nerviosos del tronco cerebral o corteza cerebral. Además, clasifica diferentes tipos de vértigo como la enfermedad de Ménière, trastornos vasculares, tumores del nervio acústico y mareos psicógenos. Finalmente, detalla la anatomía y función
El documento proporciona instrucciones para usar Windows Live Messenger, incluyendo cómo iniciar sesión, cambiar tu estado de disponibilidad, participar en chats grupales, enviar archivos, y cerrar sesión. Explica que tu estado determina cómo te ven los demás, y ofrece opciones como Disponible, Ocupado, Ausente y Desconectado. También cubre características como comunicación de voz y envío/recepción de archivos.
Este documento describe los terremotos en Chile. Explica que un terremoto ocurre debido al choque de placas tectónicas y la liberación de energía cuando la corteza terrestre se reorganiza bruscamente. También define un tsunami como una ola o serie de olas causadas por una fuerza que empuja violentamente el agua, y que terremotos, volcanes u otros eventos pueden generar un tsunami.
Este documento describe los valores humanos fundamentales más allá de las épocas, culturas y razas. Identifica siete planos de valores humanos: metafísicos, espirituales, morales, intelectuales, afectivos, vitales y físicos. También enumera numerosas cualidades y habilidades positivas como la bondad, la empatía, la inteligencia y la creatividad. Finalmente, argumenta que los seres humanos deben esforzarse por desarrollar estos valores a través de la educación y la libertad para dar significado a la exist
The document provides an overview of Frank Dethier's framework for innovating through an integrated holistic approach. It discusses developing an innovation strategy, generating ideas, selecting ideas, conducting learning projects to develop ideas, and using frameworks like Lean Startup. The goal is to improve innovation success rates by considering strategy, process, organization, resources, and culture together in one holistic framework.
Hinduism and other religions emphasize the importance of internal and external cleanliness. Maintaining a clean mind free from negative thoughts like lust, anger, and greed is considered just as important as keeping one's physical body and environment clean. A clean mind leads to purity of thoughts and actions. Initiatives like Swachh Bharat Abhiyan launched by Prime Minister Modi aim to make India clean by improving sanitation facilities and practices. Cleanliness benefits physical and mental health by reducing diseases and promoting positive well-being. Religions also link cleanliness to being close to God.
The document shows two multi-step subtraction problems being solved. In the first problem, 17-8 is solved as 17-7-1 to get the answer of 9. In the second problem, 18-9 is solved in the same way by breaking it into multiple steps to get the final answer of 9.
El documento discute los esfuerzos de paz entre partes en conflicto como el proceso de paz entre el gobierno español y ETA, y el actual proceso de paz en Colombia entre el gobierno y las FARC. Algunos críticos argumentan que el término "proceso de paz" se usa inadecuadamente y prefieren hablar de "proceso democrático". El documento también describe los avances en las negociaciones de paz en Cuba entre el gobierno colombiano y las FARC, que parece que llevarán al cese del conflicto
El documento presenta los resultados de una encuesta sobre obras y autores literarios. La obra más mencionada fue Cien Años de Soledad de Gabriel García Márquez. El 60% de los encuestados ha leído una obra completa de García Márquez mientras que el 40% no. Todos reconocieron que las obras mencionadas pertenecen a Gabriel García Márquez. Los autores colombianos fueron descritos mayormente de manera positiva como "excelentes", "creativos" e "inspiradores". La mayoría de los encuestados ha leído
Artículo emitido por el diario "El Comercio" de Quito, acerca de temas que se debatieron en la Cumbre "HABITAT III" realizada en la ciudad de Quito,impulsada por las Naciones Unidas y el Instituto Metropolitano de Planificación Urbana de Quito.
Este documento proporciona definiciones de más de 30 términos geográficos importantes, incluyendo continentes, océanos, cabos, golfos, lagos, llanuras, valles, cordilleras, glaciares y otros accidentes geográficos. Explica conceptos clave como latitud, longitud, meridianos y paralelos. En resumen, ofrece una visión general de la geografía física y los principales elementos que componen la superficie terrestre.
Este documento describe las ventajas y desventajas de la tecnología de transmisión, incluyendo que permite ver videos y audio en línea sin descargarlos, pero también ha reducido las ventas de DVD y CD, aumentado la piratería de contenido y ha cambiado la forma en que la gente obtiene música y películas.
The document discusses the scope and objectives of internal auditing, which includes monitoring internal controls, examining financial and operating information, reviewing the economy, efficiency and effectiveness of operations, and reviewing compliance with laws, regulations, policies, and directives. It also discusses international and local auditing standards, the audit process, planning an audit, conducting an audit exit conference, drafting and issuing the audit report, obtaining client responses, and following up after an audit is completed. The auditor aims to evaluate controls, ensure compliance, and recommend improvements through thorough planning, examination of documentation and processes, and open communication with clients.
This document discusses quality auditing. It defines auditing and quality auditing, outlines quality auditing standards and types of audits. It describes audit activities like planning, information gathering, communication, drafting the audit report, and getting management response. The document explains roles of client, auditor and auditee in audits and the audit process from notification to feedback. It provides guidance on managing an audit program according to ISO 19011.
Best Practices of Auditing an Energy Management SystemPECB
This document provides an overview of best practices in auditing. It discusses audit fundamentals and concepts, managing an audit program, preparing for an audit, conducting an audit, and closing an audit. The document was edited and presented by Eng. Kefah El-Ghobbas, who has over 17 years of experience in fields including industrial engineering, QHSE, business processes, and training provision. It aims to guide readers on proper auditing techniques and maintaining standards.
The document provides information on conducting internal audits, including:
1) It discusses auditor competence and responsibilities, such as being objective, ethical, and maintaining confidentiality.
2) It explains how to manage an audit program, including establishing objectives and procedures, scheduling audits, and maintaining records.
3) It describes the audit process, from planning and document review, to conducting on-site activities like interviews and observations, and preparing the audit report.
Firstly, it will be clarify some of the misunderstandings of some of the fundamental audit concepts and principals that are implemented during the audit or planning of the audit program, focusing on audit guidelines, auditor principles, audit process principles and types of audits. Furthermore, gaining understanding of the management and preparation of an ISO 9001 audit through audit program pillars, good audit practices and prepared work documents and checklists. Outline how to conduct and close an ISO 9001 audit in a professional manner with the precise audit review.
Main points covered:
• Fundamental audit concepts and principles
• Managing an ISO 9001 audit program
• Preparation of an ISO 9001 audit
• Conduct of an ISO 9001 audit & Closing the audit
Presenter:
This webinar was presented by Kefah El-Ghobbas, PECB Certified Trainer and Organizational Development expert and operations manager at TURBO CARBO.
Link of the recorded session published on YouTube:https://youtu.be/kK8pAc3QM5E
This document discusses quality assurance and auditing. It defines quality assurance and audits, and outlines the key aspects of structuring an audit program including planning, performing, and reporting on audits. It discusses auditing specific activities, functions, product lines, and quality systems. It also covers quality surveys to assess overall quality performance, standards, and culture. Product audits and sampling for product audits are mentioned.
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You already know internal quality audits are required by both FDA 21 CFR Part 820 and ISO 13485.
You also probably already know they are a big hassle to conduct.
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So how do you “establish” the right procedures? How do you ensure your auditor is competent and properly qualified? And what do you do if you find non-conformances?
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- How to conduct an effective internal quality audit based on process identification, sampling and questioning
- How to plan a internal quality audit and develop an audit schedule
- How to find and use competent and qualified auditors
- Why certain auditors shouldn’t audit certain areas
- How to properly report the findings of your internal quality audit
- How to concisely document non-conformances
- How to determine what needs corrective actions and how to follow up on them
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Day 1:
09:00-10:00: Opening meeting
10:00-12:00: Quality management system documentation review
13:00-15:00: Production area audit (warehousing, batching, mixing)
15:00-16:00: Non-conformance review meeting
Day 2:
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11:00-13:00: Packaging and labeling area audit
13:00-14:00: Lunch
14:00-16:00: Regulatory affairs and change control audit
16:00-17:00
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Why are audits so important?
1. PHASE 1 – PREPARATION
Preparing for an audit involves six key steps:
NOTIFICATION
Notifying the auditee and
discussing the scope, objectives,
criteria, and methods of the
impending audit.
PHASE 2 – PERFORMANCE
For the performance of the audit, there are four steps that need to be taken – including an
opening meeting, conducting audit, an audit team meeting and ending in a closing meeting.
Before the audit starts in
earnest, the team should be
introduced to the lead auditor,
primary objectives discussed,
and overall expectations agreed
upon.
AN OPENING MEETING
The audit is performed with the
help of a checklist that includes key
factors such as questioning,
listening, observing, and recording
skills.
CONDUCTING AN AUDIT
Findings are evaluated during this
meeting, all relevant concerns
discussed, solutions to any problems
proposed, and any departure from
approved procedure documented.
Audit findings will also cover
determined controls, documented
requirements, and achievements of
required outputs for the customers
of the process.
AUDIT TEAM MEETING
An attendance list is created, after
which key topics and questions
relating to the audit are discussed.
Finally, a summary of the audit is
presented and the auditor is thanked
for their cooperation and assistance.
CLOSING MEETING
PHASE 3 – AUDIT REPORTING
Several days after the audit completion, a report is finalised, signed by the auditor,
and presented to the auditee. The report will include a summary sheet with the audit
number, objectives, name of auditor, list of nonconformities and any relevant
observations.
PHASE 4 – FOLLOW UP
Follow up audits are required to ascertain whether the auditee has taken appropriate action to rectify any
nonconformities that were identified during the main audit. These follow up audits should of course be
prepared, performed, and reported along the same lines as the original audit, to ensure their effectiveness.
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The Four Phases of an Internal Audit
There are four main phases to an internal audit: Preparation, Performance, Reporting, and Follow Up.
The first two of these phases can be broken down into a series of smaller steps.
TEAM SELECTION
Selecting team members and
appointing a lead auditor.
GATHERING OF
DOCUMENTATION
Gathering all relevant audit
documentation for review, in order
to fully understand the activities
and processes to be performed.
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CREATE A TIMETABLE
Create an efficient audit timetable.
CREATE AN AUDIT PLAN
Create a practical audit plan if
required.
CREATE A CHECKLIST
Put together a checklist for the
subsequent performance phase.
PERFORMANCEPREPARATION
REPORTING FOLLOW UP
Regular audits are key to improving business performance in all industries and can facilitate the achievement
of many other goals that a particular organisation may have in their sights. One of the main reasons that
audits should be carried out on a regular basis is to ensure that corporate quality management systems are ISO
9001 compliant. In fact, the audits themselves are a requirement of this international QMS standard, which
means external audits must be carried out annually. It is a good idea to hold internal audits on a more frequent
basis, to make sure that standards are maintained in between the external audits.
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