EXECUTIVE SUMMARYISO 19011 2011
is a standard for auditing
management
systems. The official name of this standard is ISO
19011:2011 Guidelines 4. Audit Principles Part 4 outlines the principles
that are (or should be) the foundation Part 5 explains how management system audit programs
are Part 6 explains how audit
activities are planned and performed. Part 7 explains how the competence
of management |
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ISO 19011 2011 vs ISO 19011 2002ISO first published this standard in
2002. This second edition New Scope.
Perhaps the biggest difference relates to the New Focus.
There are two auditing standards that apply to New Principle.
The standard now wants you to care about New Concept.
The new standard now wants you to think about New Method.
The new standard now asks you to consider New Annexes.
Finally, the standard now has two annexes. Annex A ISO 19011 2011 has also been rewritten,
reorganized, and |
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ISO 19011 2011 vs ISO IEC 17021 2011The following table will
show how the ISO 19011 and ISO IEC 17021
Organizations use first
party audits to audit their own performance. Second party
audits are external audits. They’re usually
done by |
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WHO SHOULD USE ISO 19011 2011As the previous table shows, ISO
19011 2011 should Use ISO 19011 if:
Use ISO 19011 if you audit:
ISO 19011
can be used by any organization
no matter what However, exactly how you apply ISO 19011
is up to you and will |
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ANNEXESISO 19011 2011 has two Annexes. Plain
English versions
According to ISO 19011, auditors need to
have discipline-specific Annex
B will help management system auditors to plan and
perform |
Plain English Auditing Definitions Brief Overview of Auditing Standard ISO 19011 2011 Audit Assessment Tool ISO 19011 2011 Translated into Plain English |
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