بيانات الفعالية
المدقق الداخلي للمواصفة القياسية الدولية آيزو 17020
What?
Learn how to plan and conduct internal audits within laboratories, inspection bodies, product certification bodies, proficiency testing providers and reference material providers. Examine auditing principles and techniques. Practice the required skills.
What types of CABs?
This Training Course applies to the quality systems used in testing and calibration laboratories, inspection bodies, product certification bodies, reference material producers and proficiency testing providers.
Who?
For all CAB staff who participate in the operation of the laboratory quality system:
- Conducting testing, calibration, inspection, evaluation, or certification
- Supporting CAB activities
- Managing the CAB quality system
- Training CAB staff
- Managing the CAB
How?
This 2-day Training Course practices the internationally recognized approaches to conducting conformant internal audits. The techniques learned promote the active involvement of CAB personnel. The course includes easy-to-implement methods for continual improvement and preparing for external assessments.
Syllabus
Day 1 - (09:00-16:00)
Introduction and Objectives
- Course Aims
- Approaches to Learning
Internal Audit Concepts
- Quality systems Requirements
- Continual improvement processes
- - Break (15 minutes) - -
- Process auditing
Internal Audit Planning
- Internal audit cycles and planning
- - Lunch (1 hour) - -
- Planning workshop
- - Break (15 minutes) - -
- Planning workshop (cont'd)
Day 2 - (09:00-16:00)
Meetings and Interviews
- Auditor responsibilities
- Interview workshop
- - Break (15 minutes) - -
Writing findings and reports
- Determining findings
- Audit report content
- - Lunch (1 hour) - -
- Closing meeting workshop
Monitoring and follow up
- - Break (15 minutes) - -
- ollow up workshop
- Develop enduring solutions
<p><strong>Bio - J.E.J. (Ned) Gravel, CD, PEng, CA-LS, CAE, IPL</strong></p> <p>Ned is the Principal of <em>MOTIVA</em> <strong><em>Training Inc</em></strong>., a company dedicated to providing success tools the technical institutions accredited by ILAC Signatory Accreditation Bodies. Ned started in laboratory quality systems in 1992 and spent 16 years in accreditation bodies, leading to service as the Quality Manager of an ILAC signatory body. </p> <p>During this time, Ned served on the ISO/CASCO committees that wrote 17025 and revised it in 2005. He represented ILAC on ISO TC 176, the committee responsible for ISO 9000. Ned facilitated the transition of a Canadian accreditation body from associate member to signatory member of the Asia-Pacific Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation (ALPAC) in under eleven months in 2005 - a record for such activities.</p> <p>Today, Ned serves as a Lead Evaluator for ILAC and APLAC and the trainer for APLAC. A world traveller in the service of the UN, Ned deploys to developing nations to assist in the creation and implementation of conformant accreditation bodies. Closer to home, he currently represents one of the US signatories at both ILAC and APLAC.</p>