Audit activities should add value by confirming compliance to requirements and identifying oppor- tunities for improvement.First-class training plus plenty of practice ensures Auditors develop the knowledge and skills to make audits as searching and effective as possible.Why go on a five-day course when most people who attend the traditional IRCA Lead Audit course do not go on the register as Auditors?This course is designed to meet the IRCA requirements but in a shorter time.

Designed for
Staff who audit their own company,suppliers,or carry out third party audits.It is also for staff that manage and maintain quality systems.

Objectives
By the end of the course you will:
Understand the key features of Quality Management Standards such as ISO 9001 (2000)
Be able to plan,prepare,perform,report and follow-up an audit.Identify the areas to focus on when auditing.Lead a team of Auditors.

Course Structure

DAY ONE
Introduction to Quality
The audit process
Process audits
The role of the lead auditor
QMS documentation
Checklist preparation

DAY TWO
Documentation review
The ISO 9000(2000)Standard
Techniques for effective auditing

DAY THREE
Audit planning
Opening meetings
Audit reporting
Audit team meetings
Closing meetings


CPD Time: This course is equivalent to 24 hours of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) time.
No. of Days 3

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