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Quality
Audit Report Writing – New
You need this course if …
» you want your audit reports to be professional and make
a difference
» you want to develop your audit knowledge and skills as part of
your Continuing Professional Development
You will learn …
» how to engage your readers
» techniques and ideas for clear writing
» how to determine the cause and impact of a nonconformance
» to report nonconformities as management system deficiencies
» how to communicate audit findings with appropriate impact
» how to write user friendly audit reports that are clear,
direct and concise
You will need …
» to have some experience of conducting and reporting audits.
Ideally you will have successfully completed an auditor or lead
auditor training course.
Your future development …
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» Business Risk Management
» Coached live audits (In-Company)
» See our Business Improvement courses
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Course length
One day
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Cost per delegate (exc VAT)
£395
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This course can be delivered as an In-company event with the
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This course runs throughout the year.
Click here for dates, locations or to book.
Five or more delegates? Click here to view our In-Company Options
This course also caters for environmental and health and safety auditors
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