Applying widely accepted audit concepts, methods, and methodologies, ISO 28000 Lead Auditor training helps you to get the competence needed to conduct a Supply Chain Security Management System (SCSMS) audit. You will learn the knowledge and abilities necessary to organize and carry out internal and external audits in accordance with ISO 19011 and ISO/IEC 17021-1 certification procedure throughout this training session.
You will be able to learn audit methodologies through practical exercises and develop your management skills for an audit team, audit program, customer relations, and conflict resolution.
You can take the exam and submit an application for a "Certified ISO 28000 Lead Auditor" credential after gaining the knowledge required to conduct this audit. Possessing a Lead Auditor Certificate will show that you are qualified to audit firms in accordance with best practices
Recognize the workings of an ISO 28000-based supply chain security management system.
Recognize how ISO 28000 relates to other standards and regulatory systems.
Recognize the responsibilities of an auditor in planning, directing, and following up on an ISO 19011 management system audit.
Study audit leadership and audit team management.
Discover how to understand the ISO 28000 specifications in the context of a SCSMS audit.
Develop the skills necessary to be an auditor, including the ability to organize audits, supervise audits, write audit reports, and follow up on audits in accordance with ISO 19011.
Those who are wanting to conduct and direct Supply Chain Security Management System (SCSMS) certification audits
Managers or consultants that wish to become proficient in the Supply Chain Security Management System audit procedure
Those in charge of upholding compliance with the requirements of the Supply Chain Security Management System
Technical experts attempting to get ready for an assessment of the Supply Chain Security Management System
consultants with extensive knowledge of supply chain security
Goals and structure of the course
Frameworks for regulations and standards
process for certification
Supply Chain Foundational Principles
Systematic Approaches to Security
Security in the Supply Chain
Systems (SCSMS)
Concepts and guidelines for basic audits
an auditing strategy based on evidence
setting up the audit
First-stage audit
Getting ready for the stage 2 audit (on-site audit)
Phase 2 Audit (Part 1)
Stage 2 Audit (Part 2)
Communication during the audit
Audit procedures
Creating audit test plans
Drafting audit findings and non-conformity reports
The audit's documentation and the audit's quality review
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