Week 9 Review Flashcards

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What is Auditing?

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Systematic, independent and documented process for obtaining objective evidence and evaluating it objectively to determine the extent to which the audit criteria are fulfilled.

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What is an audit client?

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Organization or person requesting an audit.

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What is an auditee?

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Organization as a whole or parts them of being audited.

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What is an auditor?

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A person who conducts the audit.

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What is an audit team?

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One or more persons conducting an audit, supported id needed by technical experts.

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What are not classified as audits under ISO 19011?

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It is key to know that audit is used a lot to descirbe analysis and data collection
○ Waste audits are not audits
○ Energy audits are not
○ Phase I EIA is not an audit

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What are auditor challenges and limitations.

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  • Auditor independence is key
    • Maintain objectvity from ISO 19011
      ○ Internal audits are done either by the organization or on behalf them
      ○ External audits are done by second or third part individuals.
      § Second party audits can be done by consumers who have an interest in the organization
      § Third party audits are conducted by independent auditing organizations, such as those providing certification/registration of confomrity or governmental agencies.
    • Auditors do not provide advice they identify non-conformancies and may provide corrective action
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Basic steps to auditing from ISO 19011:2018

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  • Planning
    ○ Document review
    ○ On-site prepare/plan
    • Conduct
      ○ Meetings
      ○ Collect evidence
      ○ Present findings to auditee
    • Report
      ○ Formal report client
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The Steps in detail

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Step 1 Planning
- Be professional and organized
- Establish clients
- Clarify audits
- Review available documents before site vist
○ Manuals, records, reports, from the auditee
- Asses audit risks
Step 2 Conduct
- Opening meeting
- Evidence
○ Documentatition & review
○ Interviews with people
○ Obervation of facility
- Evaluate evidence against audit criteria - with audit team
- Closing meeting with auditee
Intial Findings to auditee
- Team develops findings when conducting the audit
- Communicare ro auditee at closing meeting on-site
Step 3 Report goes to client
- Prepare audit report
- Clear and concise
- Executive summary
Reflection
- Evidence is typically over last year operation
○ Using history to support future
○ Continual improvement loop
- Not an inspection
- Not hunting for non-conformancies

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