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Greetings all from across the pond. I have a thought provoking subject that I hope you can shed not a little wisdom on.
Subject:-
"Examining the cost benefits of integrating health, safety and quality auditing"
Specific Issues:-
1. Is it practical to have an integrated system – how much time, money and resources will it take to integrate your separate systems?
2. Evidence that an integrated system improves performance
3. How long after implementing an integrated audit are the benefits visible?
4. How do safety and environmental agencies view integrated auditing – will individual agencies want to be shown separate results for their areas of concern?
5. Will integrating systems compromise standards for individual audits?
6. Will you have to audit more frequently because potentially you’re not being as thorough as when auditing individual areas of interest?
Finally, my reason for asking, I'm after some convincing reasons (save money!)to go down the integration route
OR
some convincing reasons not to go down the route as it will dilute individual areas.
I can appreciate both sides of the 'argument', but would appreciate some comments from the wisest in the land (grovel). Any views, links etc welcome.
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Subject:-
"Examining the cost benefits of integrating health, safety and quality auditing"
Specific Issues:-
1. Is it practical to have an integrated system – how much time, money and resources will it take to integrate your separate systems?
2. Evidence that an integrated system improves performance
3. How long after implementing an integrated audit are the benefits visible?
4. How do safety and environmental agencies view integrated auditing – will individual agencies want to be shown separate results for their areas of concern?
5. Will integrating systems compromise standards for individual audits?
6. Will you have to audit more frequently because potentially you’re not being as thorough as when auditing individual areas of interest?
Finally, my reason for asking, I'm after some convincing reasons (save money!)to go down the integration route
OR
some convincing reasons not to go down the route as it will dilute individual areas.
I can appreciate both sides of the 'argument', but would appreciate some comments from the wisest in the land (grovel). Any views, links etc welcome.
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