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JerryJ
Just got dinged on internal audits for supervising the an auditor that I was training.
The auditor was performing an audit on Internal Audits which I am the process owner on. My training record for the auditor states that his audits are supervised by myself while in training. So that was considered as auditing my own work. The auditor said that if the person can not audit on his own then I need to find someone else which didn't make sense because if I was to have someone else audit I would still be the one training them. The auditor also said that if I noticed he was auditing incorrect that because I am the process owner I am not suppose to tell him he is doing something wrong. We are a small company with under 50 employees and do not need a football team of auditors. Any way around this with out hiring an outside training source.
The auditor was performing an audit on Internal Audits which I am the process owner on. My training record for the auditor states that his audits are supervised by myself while in training. So that was considered as auditing my own work. The auditor said that if the person can not audit on his own then I need to find someone else which didn't make sense because if I was to have someone else audit I would still be the one training them. The auditor also said that if I noticed he was auditing incorrect that because I am the process owner I am not suppose to tell him he is doing something wrong. We are a small company with under 50 employees and do not need a football team of auditors. Any way around this with out hiring an outside training source.