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Internal Auditing Basics e-Learning Course

$189.00

Product Description

This course is designed to provide new auditors with a basic understanding of how to conduct an internal audit. In easy to understand terms, the class covers the audit conventions for preparing, performing, reporting and follow-up. The course is focused on what new internal auditors need to know to conduct an audit. The lessons follow the audit process from initial acceptance of the audit assignment through reporting what was found. This is a basic auditing course for beginners who will be conducting audits using any performance standard (such as: ISO 9001, ISO/TS 16949, FDA GMPs, FAA, ISO 14000, HACCP, and so on). The Internal Auditing Basics course consists of a series of lessons, illustrations, diagrams, examples, supplemental handout information, interactive exercises and quizzes. A handy desk reference, QualityWBT comprehensive glossary, and Auditor Code of Conduct are included in the class as pdf files. Successful completion of the class will result in a certificate for 9 contact hours (0.9 CEUs). The subscription length is 90 days (plus one free 30-day subscription extension, if needed).

LEARNING OUTCOMES
Upon the completion of this course, you will be able to:

Describe the steps needed to prepare, perform, report, and follow-up actions taken
Identify types of audit evidence needed to verify conformance to requirements
Know how to use checklists and other working papers
Conduct a desk audit
Identify audit evidence
Recognize when a practice or situation represents a nonconformance or finding
Identify techniques to analyze and classify nonconformities or findings
Write nonconformity statements
Report the results of the audit
Identify follow-up actions and their verification

PRESENTER

J.P. Russell is owner of JP Russell and Associates and director of operations for QualityWBT Center for Education. He is an ASQ Fellow, an ASQ Certified Quality Auditor, and former RAB QMS Lead Auditor. He is a member of ASQ, Institute of Internal Auditors, Standards Engineering Society, US TAG TC 176 and Secretary of TG 9001-9004.

He is an instructional designer in the areas of auditing, standards, and improvement, has authored over 12 books on process/systems auditing/continual improvement, edited the Quality Audit Handbook 1st and 2nd ed, and the ASQ Auditng Handbook, and is a regular columnist for ASQ's Quality Progress magazine.