Yes, I second what Randy says.
No surveillance audit should be a 'Big Day"! Ever!
Companies who 'get' this stuff and keep their systems maintained and implemented (versus the last minute dash around a few weeks or even days before an audit) rarely if ever spend any time preparing people for an audit. Sure, they may well remind them it's happening, but that's about it. Because it's just business as usual, although it happens that on this day or days there'll be an auditor visiting and having a look see. But for any organisation with a healthy quality system, that's pretty much normal business.
No surveillance audit should be a 'Big Day"! Ever!
Companies who 'get' this stuff and keep their systems maintained and implemented (versus the last minute dash around a few weeks or even days before an audit) rarely if ever spend any time preparing people for an audit. Sure, they may well remind them it's happening, but that's about it. Because it's just business as usual, although it happens that on this day or days there'll be an auditor visiting and having a look see. But for any organisation with a healthy quality system, that's pretty much normal business.
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