Titlebook: Quality Auditing; David Mills Book 1993 Chapman & Hall 1993 Aging.Audit.Auditing.ISO 9000.development.environment

雜色

沖擊力

attenuate

SIT

Managing an audit programme,ement and personnel required are dealt with in detail in this chapter..The total functions and responsibilities of audit programme management are discussed and described..The major importance of this function is explained and methods for measuring auditor and audit uniformity of performance and the

Peculate

壓倒

An overview of audits,ve a positive need for auditing into areas where this was previously unknown..Following on from this, the implications of the international standards currently published as the ISO 9000 series are examined.

gerrymander

Why audit?,management and organizational continuity is discussed, before consideration is given in detail to the auditee’s reason for generating audits..The personnel of an audit are introduced and the relationships that exist between them explored. The make-up of the auditing team is introduced and its functions briefly stated.

BUCK

Oratory

tenuous

Working methods,gs what, why, when, how, where and who. Then the way questions are framed and the tactics to be employed during the questioning of auditees is examined and an example of use given..Lastly the idea of ′show me′ is introduced and explained.