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articles:rainbows_unicorns_audit_reports [2020/07/06 18:27] – [Rainbows, Unicorns... and Audit Reports?] rrandall | articles:rainbows_unicorns_audit_reports [2023/01/31 15:54] (current) – [Rainbows, Unicorns... and Audit Reports?] rrandall | ||
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- | So why does AS9101F, Form 5, "Audit Report" | + | So why does AS9101G, Form 5, "Audit Report" |
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- | Is this actually required? Upon examining ISO 17021-1: | + | Is this actually required? Upon examining ISO 17021-1: |
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But, of course, ISO 19011 is only a guideline, that's not mandatory. | But, of course, ISO 19011 is only a guideline, that's not mandatory. | ||
- | <note>The "// | + | <WRAP center round info 80%> |
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Even worse, some registrars require their auditors to complete a SWOT analysis for each audit! This is beyond ridiculous because auditors have extremely limited time to assess a management system... much less reasonably identify any meaningful " | Even worse, some registrars require their auditors to complete a SWOT analysis for each audit! This is beyond ridiculous because auditors have extremely limited time to assess a management system... much less reasonably identify any meaningful " | ||
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===== Conclusion ===== | ===== Conclusion ===== | ||
+ | Ultimately, incorporating subjective “Strengths and Good Practices” OR a SWOT Analysis into an audit report dilutes the purpose of an audit relying on " | ||
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+ | There have been instances where I've issued NCs against areas that previous auditors had identified as “Strengths” or "Good Practices" | ||
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- | Ultimately, incorporating subjective “Strengths and Good Practices” OR a SWOT Analysis into an audit report contradicts the definition of the audit purpose of using " | ||
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- | On more than one instance, I've issued nonconformities against areas where previous AS9100 auditors had identified as “Strengths and Good Practices”. This is confusing to clients. | ||
Requiring AS9100 auditors to provide subjective opinions regarding “Strengths and Good Practices” in audit reports is an example of a BAD practice being promoted by IAQG. | Requiring AS9100 auditors to provide subjective opinions regarding “Strengths and Good Practices” in audit reports is an example of a BAD practice being promoted by IAQG. | ||
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IAQG... please consider this an " | IAQG... please consider this an " | ||
- | For a variety of reasons, these add about as much value (perhaps even less) as placing a rainbow unicorn clipart graphic into the report. | + | And ANAB... since many of your auditors pay little to no attention to the IAQG, please consider this an " |
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+ | And as for other standards, registrars, please stop requiring your auditors to waste their time by "// | ||
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+ | For a variety of reasons, these add about as much value (perhaps even less) as placing a rainbow unicorn clipart graphic into the report. |