According to ISO 19011 Annex A.2,
auditors that intend
They must have the knowledge and skill
needed to examine The following examples illustrate the
kind of knowledge and 1. Understand safety management terminology. 2. Understand human behavior and interaction. 2.1. Understand how to analyze "human factors". 3. Understand how humans interact with work environments. 3.1. Understand how humans interact with machines. 3.2. Understand how humans interact with processes. 4. Understand risk assessment and mitigation methods. 5. Understand performance measures and metrics. 6. Understand the "safe system" approach. 7. Understand workplace safety factors. 7.1. Understand potential threats and hazards. 7.2. Understand safety monitoring techniques. 7.3. Understand incident investigation practices. 7.4. Understand accident evaluation methods. Please note that these are only
examples. No attempt has |
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