AUDITS

Review the evidence behind your audit findings.

  • Keep the audit scope, supporting records and findings together so your team can spend the review discussing the evidence.
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Define what the review is testing

  • Set the process, locations, period and criteria before gathering evidence.
  • Use dated inspection, compliance, incident and corrective-action records to support each conclusion.
  • Distinguish a missing record from evidence that a control failed; they require different findings.

Keep conclusions tied to evidence

  • A useful finding states the observed condition, the criterion and the evidence supporting the judgement.
  • Assign the resulting corrective work and verify its outcome separately from completing the review.
  • Example: inspect the maintenance record and the equipment condition before concluding that a maintenance control works. These are review practices; they do not imply an automated certification decision.
FOR SCHOOLS

Audits in CerthixED

  • Bring school and group review records into a conversation about what was checked, what was found and what needs attention.
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FOR COMPANIES

Audits in CerthixCO

  • Keep the scope of a site or business review close to its findings.
  • Consider the evidence before comparing outcomes across locations.
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THE COMPANY VIEW

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