Events in the world are affecting how we do business with travel restrictions we face new uncharted waters, Companies need to maintain their certifications / suppler status and are required to be audited either by a CB or a customer periodically. To protect the client and the auditor remote auditing has been proposed as the solution. The big question is how do we prepare for a remote audit? What are some challenges and how do we address them? Some guidelines have been flowed down from Certifying Bodies to their auditors. This session will share those guidelines and help you prepare for a successful remote audit.
Why Should You Attend:
Current travel restrictions are changing the way Certified Bodies are assessing their clients in this current state of world events. In Accordance with ISO9001, AS9100, ISO 13485 surveillance and recertification audits must be performed on schedule in order to maintain certification/registration. Going forward to maintain certificates you may be a candidate for a remote assessment. This webinar will help you understand your responsibilities, risks and requirements as well as best practices. This webinar will teach you how to support your audit for effective results.
Learning Objectives:
The objective of this webinar is to present and discuss requirements for remote auditing as put forth in Certified Bodies recommendations and guidelines. This is information flowed down to ISO9001, AS9100 and ISO 13485 auditors. It addresses Information Communication Technologies (ICT), logistics, planning, performing as well as risks.
Planning a remote audit can be difficult, this webinar will explore techniques and topics to ensure effective preparation for the client as well as the auditor for a smooth through audit and present evidence and appropriate technologies (ICT).
We will discuss:
- Risks and mitigation options for remote auditing.
- Risks to the client, risks for the CB/Registrar, the risk to the clients' customers.
- When you can do a remote audit?
- Which schemes allow remote auditing?
- What happens if your company is not approved for a remote audit based on risks?
- Discuss responsibilities for the client as well as the auditor?
Free Materials:
- Reference documents
- checklist
Agenda
- Remote audit feasibility
- Planning
- Providing evidence
- ICT
- Risks
- Requirements
- Responsibilities
- Options
Speakers
Barbara Butrym,
Quality and Productivity Solutions IncBarbara has more than 35 years experience as a quality professional. She started out in Aerospace/Defense and automotive, then added medical device and commercial manufacturing. She was a teacher in the Worcester Public schools and brings that training expertise into the manufacturing environment. She worked as Quality Manager and VP of Quality before starting BQA a Consulting and training company in 1991. She is a trainer at Quality Productivity Solutions and a contract Quality System Lead Auditor for several registrars.
Who Should Attend
- Quality Managers
- Quality Technicians
- CEO
- General Manager
- Auditor
- Management Representative
- IT professionals
From All industries, service and manufacturing ISO 9001 registered companies, ISO 13485 and AS9100.
