Quality Auditing
Quality Auditing
Quality Auditing
Quality is viewed from mltiple perspectives: atributes of the product (performance, Total quality management (TQM) is a approach to quality. It treats to pursuit of quality as A basis organizational function.
TQM IS PHILOSOPHY
Doing the activities right the first time Employees training and empowerment Promotion of teamwork Improvement of processes Attention to satisfaction for customer Identifies customers needs Recognizes that everyone in a process is at some time a customer or supplier of someone else.
Continous improvement
Promotion of teamwork
QUALITY ASSURANCE: aims at providing confidence in this fulfitment, TOTAL QUALITY MANAGEMENT:
Brings To There Concepts Management Strategy A Long Term Global
Participation Of All Members Of The Organization For The Benefit Of The Organization Itself, Its Members, Its Customers And Society As A Whole
All Members Personnel In All Departaments And All Level Of The Organizational Structure
The Strong And Persistent Leadership Of Top Management And The Education And Training Of All Members Of The Organization Are Essential For The Success Os This Approach.
QUALITY AUDITING
QUALITY AUDITING: is a systematic and independent
examination to determine whether quality activities and related results comply with planned arrangements and whether these arrangements are implemented effectively and are suitable to achieve objective
NOTES:
QUALITY AUDITNG
Quality Audits Are Carried Out By Staff Not Having Direct
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QUALITY AUDITNG
Quality System Audit Provides Objective Evidence Concerning The Need For The Reduction, Elimination And Prevention Of Noncorformities.
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QUALITY AUDITNG
THE AUDITOR OF QUALITY is a person who has the qualification to perform quality audits
To perform a QUALITY AUDIT, the auditor must be authorized for that particular audit
QUALITY AUDITING
AUDIT OBJECTIVES
To determine the conformity or noncorformity of the quality system elements with specifies requirements To determine the effectiveness of the implemented quality system in meeting specified quality objectives To provide the aditee with an opportunity to improve the quality system To meet regulatory requirements To permit the listing of the audited organizations quality system in a register.
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QUALITY AUDITING
AUDITS ARE
Establish A Contractual Relationship To Verify That An Organizations Own Quality System Continues To Meet Specified Requirements And Is Being Implemented. To Verify That The Suppliers Quality Systeme
INITIATED
FOR FOLLOWING REASONS
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QUALITY AUDITING
COMPLYING WITH THE APPLICABLE AUDIT REQUIREMENTS COMMUNICATING AND CLARIFYING AUDIT REQUIREMENTS
AUDITORS RESPONSILIBITIES
PLANNING AND CARRTYING OUT ASSIGNED RESPONSIBILITIES EFFECTIVELY AND EFFICIENTLY DOCUMENTING THE OBSERVATIONS REPORTING THE AUDITOR RESULTS VERIFIYING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF CORRECTIVE ACTIONS TAKEN AS A RESULT OF THE AUDIT (IF REQUESTED BY THE CLIENT)
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QUALITY AUDITING
Retaining and
safeguarding documents to the audit
Auditors should be free from bias and influences which could affect objectivity
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documents and
brief the audit team
nonconformities
to the auditee inmediatly
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QUALITY AUDITING
Remain within the audit scope Exercise objectivity Collect and analyze evidende that is relevant and sufficient to permit the drawing of conclusions regarding the audited quality system
AUDITORS SHOULD
Remain alert to any indications of evidence that can influence the audit results and possibly require more extensive auditing
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QUALITY AUDITING
Are the procedures, documents an other information describing or supporting the requiere elements of the quality system known, available, understood and used by the audits personnel?
Are all the documents and other information used to describe the quality system adequate to achieve the required quality objectives?
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The Audit Plan Should Be Approved By The Client And Communicated To The Auditors
The Audit Plan Should Be Designed To Be Flexible In Order To Permit Changes In Emphasis Based On Information Gathered During The Audit, And To Permit Effective Use Of Resources
The Plan Should Include: 1. The Audit Objective And Scope. 2. Identification Of The Individuals Having Significant Direct Responsibilities Regarding The Objectives & Scope
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THE EXPECTED TIME AND DURATION FOR EACH MAYOR AUDIT ACTIVITY
CONFIFENTIALITY REQUIREMENTS
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OBSERVATION OF NONCONFORMITIES
ANY COMMUNICATION MADE BETWEEN THE TIME OF THE CLOSING MEETING AND THE ISSUE OF THE REPORT SHOULD BE BY THE LEAD AUDITOR
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QUALITY AUDITNG
The internal audit system should be well qualified to perform risk assessments and promote continous improvement of controls
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