Lesson 1: Overview Flashcards

1
Q

What are the five audit phases?

A
  1. Preparation
  2. Performance
  3. Report
  4. Follow-up
  5. Closure
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2
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Name types of audit assessments to determine whether agreed upon requirements are being met.

A

Quality
Environmental
Financial
Safety

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3
Q

The main distinguishing factor of an auditor vs an inspector is independence, thus allowing __________ and ___________.

A

impartiality / objectivity

Stems from independence of auditors from area being inspected.

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4
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Name and describe the levels of audit employed.

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First Party - Internal to org.

Second Party - External suppliers or affiliates through outsource, code share, etc. May lead to certification by customer org.

Third Party - independent of customer and supplier or affiliate such as regulator. May lead to certification.

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5
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The person doing the audit is the _________, whereas the org being audited is called the __________. The person or org requesting the audit is the __________.

A

auditor
auditee
client

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6
Q

T or F

An org can be audited against any type of standard, procedure, or document.

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F - “almost” any

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7
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T or F

When actual practice does not agree with the rules, the auditor may report a non-conformity, non-compliance, defect, concern, etc.

A

T

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8
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The results of an auditor’s investigation are called ___________.

A

findings

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9
Q

An audit is a _________, __________ examination of a product, service, work process, department, or organization.

A

formal

Independent

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10
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Audit-like inquiries come in two forms. ________ are fairly subjective judgments that compare current performance with potential status. ________ are more technically aligned with audit processes, and are determinations or estimates of significance, as in regulatory interpretation.

A

Evaluations

Assessments

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11
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Who is responsible for an audit’s purpose, scope, and criteria?

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Client primarily, though Auditor defines specifics for situation and conducts audit accordingly.

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12
Q

When is it acceptable to conduct a survey?

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2nd Party Audits and prior to a contract award to a supplier.

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13
Q

What is the primary difference between different types of audits?

A

Standards audited against, such as environmental vs safety.

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14
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Audit purpose must elaborate on what two overall reasons for an audit?

A

Compliance or Conformity

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