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One of our internal auditors became the Plant Manager and ISO Representative. He now is in charge of all the production processes. Can he still he be an internal auditor?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
As long as he doesn't audit production he should be ok.
So for example, he could probably audit purchasing.
One of our internal auditors became the Plant Manager and ISO Representative. He now is in charge of all the production processes. Can he still he be an internal auditor?
Thanks in advance.
I'm afraid I'd disagree with you on this one Andy.
The manager should definitely 'audit' his area, especially if he's just been added to the team.
What I mean by 'not auditing his own work' is making sure the internal auditor in the area is impartial and can take all the evidence with a fresh pair of eyes. Internal audit-wise, I'd prefer this new manager audits Purchasing, for example
Noooooooooooo!
He can't audit his "own work"! I'd WANT him to audit "production"... Let's please keep with the correct requirements, not "interpretation".
Wouldn't you suppose that production is the Production Manager's own work? He is ultimately accountable for it. Seems to me this would raise a red flag to a CB auditor that you would spend time trying to justify. Semantically you could be right, but practically I'm not so sure.
Noooooooooooo!
He can't audit his "own work"! I'd WANT him to audit "production"... Let's please keep with the correct requirements, not "interpretation".