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BENEFITS OF THIS POWERPOINT DOCUMENT

1. Provides a framework for companies to plan and conduct internal or external audits of management systems or manage an audit program.
2. Provides guidance on combined management system audits.
3. Provides a tool for training your internal auditors on the latest ISO 19011:2018 standard.

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Executive Summary
The ISO 19011:2018 Auditing Management Systems Training presentation is an essential resource for organizations aiming to enhance their auditing capabilities. Developed by an experienced ISO Management System Lead Auditor, this training material provides a comprehensive overview of the ISO 19011:2018 standard, which offers guidelines for auditing management systems effectively. Users will gain insights into the principles of auditing, the management of audit programs, and the evaluation of auditor competence, enabling them to conduct internal and external audits with confidence and precision.

Who This Is For and When to Use
•  Internal auditors responsible for conducting audits within their organizations
•  Quality managers overseeing compliance with ISO standards
•  Compliance officers managing regulatory requirements
•  Audit program managers coordinating audit activities across departments

Best-fit moments to use this deck:
•  During training sessions for new internal auditors
•  As a reference for planning and conducting audits
•  When establishing or revising audit programs within an organization

Learning Objectives
•  Provide background knowledge of the ISO 19011:2018 standard
•  Gain an overview of the ISO 19011:2018 structure and familiarize with the principles of auditing
•  Acquire knowledge on how to manage and conduct an audit based on the ISO 19011:2018 standard
•  Understand the competency requirements and the evaluation of auditors

Table of Contents
•  Introduction to ISO 19011:2018 (page 6)
•  Principles of Auditing (page 28)
•  Managing an Audit Program (page 39)
•  Conducting an Audit (page 73)
•  Competence & Evaluation of Auditors (page 104)

Primary Topics Covered
•  ISO 19011 Overview - The standard provides guidelines for auditing management systems, applicable to all organizations planning internal or external audits.
•  Principles of Auditing - Key principles include integrity, fair presentation, due professional care, confidentiality, independence, evidence-based approach, and risk-based approach.
•  Managing an Audit Program - Guidance on establishing audit program objectives, determining risks, and allocating resources effectively.
•  Conducting an Audit - Steps for initiating, preparing, conducting, and concluding audits, including communication with auditees.
•  Competence of Auditors - Evaluation criteria for auditors, including knowledge, skills, and personal behavior necessary for effective auditing.

Deliverables, Templates, and Tools
•  Audit program framework template for planning and managing audits
•  Checklist for assessing auditor competence and evaluation methods
•  Audit report template for documenting findings and conclusions
•  Risk assessment tool for identifying audit program risks and opportunities
•  Guidelines for conducting effective opening and closing meetings during audits

Slide Highlights
•  Overview of ISO 19011:2018 and its applicability to various management systems
•  Detailed explanation of the principles of auditing and their significance
•  Process flow for managing an audit program, including the PDCA cycle
•  Key steps for conducting an audit, emphasizing communication and documentation
•  Competence evaluation framework for auditors, highlighting necessary skills and behaviors

Potential Workshop Agenda
Introduction to ISO 19011:2018 (60 minutes)
•  Overview of the standard and its importance
•  Discussion of key principles of auditing

Managing an Audit Program (90 minutes)
•  Establishing audit program objectives
•  Identifying risks and opportunities in audit planning

Conducting an Audit (120 minutes)
•  Steps for initiating and preparing audits
•  Conducting audits and generating findings

Competence & Evaluation of Auditors (60 minutes)
•  Criteria for evaluating auditor competence
•  Continuous improvement strategies for auditors

Customization Guidance
•  Tailor the presentation to include specific organizational policies and procedures
•  Modify examples and case studies to reflect industry-specific scenarios
•  Adjust timelines and schedules to align with organizational audit cycles

Secondary Topics Covered
•  Types of audits (1st, 2nd, and 3rd party audits)
•  Importance of confidentiality and security in audit processes
•  Role of technology in conducting audits, including virtual audits
•  Integration of audit findings into management system improvements

Topic FAQ

What are the main principles of ISO 19011:2018 auditing?

ISO 19011:2018 lists principles that guide audit behavior and design, including integrity, fair presentation, due professional care, confidentiality, independence, an evidence-based approach, and a risk-based approach; these 7 principles support consistent, impartial audits across management systems.

What activities are involved in managing an audit program under ISO 19011:2018?

Managing an audit program includes establishing audit program objectives, determining and evaluating program risks and opportunities, establishing and implementing the audit program, monitoring performance, and reviewing and improving the program, as detailed in the Managing an Audit Program section beginning on page 39 of Flevy's ISO 19011:2018 (Auditing Management Systems) Training.

How is auditor competence evaluated according to ISO 19011:2018?

Auditor competence is evaluated by assessing required knowledge, skills, and personal behavior, selecting suitable evaluation methods, conducting evaluations, and maintaining and improving competence; these criteria and methods are covered in the Competence & Evaluation of Auditors section starting on page 104.

What is the PDCA cycle and how is it applied to audit programs?

PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) is a continuous improvement cycle used to plan and manage audit programs, implement audit activities, monitor results, and drive program improvements; the PDCA cycle is shown in the process flow for managing an audit program in the presentation.

What should I look for when buying ISO 19011 training materials for internal auditors?

Prioritize materials that explain ISO 19011:2018 structure and principles, cover managing and conducting audits, include auditor competence evaluation guidance, and provide practical templates and tools such as an audit program framework and an audit report template; Flevy's ISO 19011:2018 (Auditing Management Systems) Training includes these specific templates.

How much customization is typically possible with off-the-shelf ISO 19011 training decks?

Off-the-shelf decks can be tailored to include organization-specific policies and procedures, industry-relevant examples and case studies, and adjusted timelines or schedules to match audit cycles; recommended customizations include modifying examples, case studies, and timelines to fit your organization.

I need to prepare new internal auditors—what should a training session cover?

A training session should introduce ISO 19011:2018 and its principles, cover managing an audit program, teach initiating, preparing, conducting, and concluding audits, and explain auditor competence and evaluation; a sample workshop agenda lists timed modules such as Introduction (60 minutes), Managing an Audit Program (90 minutes), Conducting an Audit (120 minutes), and Competence & Evaluation (60 minutes).

How do I ensure audit findings drive management system improvements after an audit?

Document findings in an audit report, communicate results during closing and follow-up, assign corrective actions, and monitor implementation and effectiveness; use structured audit reports and the audit follow-up process to integrate findings into management-system improvements with the provided audit report template.

Document FAQ
These are questions addressed within this presentation.

What is ISO 19011:2018?
ISO 19011:2018 provides guidelines for auditing management systems, applicable to all organizations conducting internal or external audits.

Who should attend this training?
This training is designed for internal auditors, quality managers, compliance officers, and anyone involved in audit program management.

What are the key principles of auditing?
The key principles include integrity, fair presentation, due professional care, confidentiality, independence, evidence-based approach, and risk-based approach.

How can I customize the training material?
You can tailor the content to include specific organizational policies, examples relevant to your industry, and adjust timelines to fit your audit cycles.

What types of audits are covered in the training?
The training covers 1st, 2nd, and 3rd party audits, including internal audits and certification audits.

How is auditor competence evaluated?
Auditor competence is evaluated based on knowledge, skills, personal behavior, and ongoing performance in audits.

What is the PDCA cycle in auditing?
The PDCA (Plan-Do-Check-Act) cycle is a continuous improvement framework used to manage and enhance audit programs.

What resources are provided with the training?
Resources include templates for audit programs, checklists for auditor evaluation, and guidelines for conducting audits.

Glossary
•  Audit - Systematic, independent, and documented process for obtaining objective evidence.
•  Auditee - Organization or part thereof being audited.
•  Audit Program - Arrangements for a set of one or more audits planned for a specific timeframe.
•  Competence - Ability to apply knowledge and skills to achieve intended results.
•  Nonconformity - Non-fulfillment of a requirement.
•  Risk - Effect of uncertainty on objectives.
•  Evidence - Data supporting the existence or verity of something.
•  Audit Findings - Results of the evaluation of collected audit evidence against audit criteria.
•  Audit Conclusion - Outcome of an audit after considering the audit objectives and findings.
•  Management System - Set of interrelated elements of an organization to establish policies and objectives.
•  Combined Audit - Audit carried out together at a single auditee on 2 or more management systems.
•  Joint Audit - Audit carried out at a single auditee on 2 or more auditing organizations.
•  Objective Evidence - Data supporting the existence or verity of something, verifiable through observation or measurement.
•  Audit Criteria - Set of requirements used as a reference against which objective evidence is compared.

Source: Best Practices in Audit Management, ISO 19011 PowerPoint Slides: ISO 19011:2018 (Auditing Management Systems) Training PowerPoint (PPTX) Presentation Slide Deck, Operational Excellence Consulting

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Developed by an ex-ISO Management System Lead Auditor with a wealth of experience at industry leaders like Microsoft and IBM, this comprehensive presentation is your key to understanding ISO 19011 for effective management system auditing.

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