Lead Auditor (OHSAS 18001)

Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems Lead Auditor Training Course focus on the fundamental auditing principles and practices, in conformance with national and international accepted norms and regulations relating to OH&S requirements?

Who should attend?

• Health & Safety Managers
• Health & Safety professionals interested in conducting first-party, second-party, and/or third-party audits
• Management Representatives
• Directors
• Managers
• Consultants

Why Are Customers Taking the Course?

• Employer Requirement
• Client/Authority Requirement
• Audit the processes and management system effectively
• To make a process audit and a procedure or a clause audit
• Prepare and plan audits in a risk-based manner and effectively
• Behave as a successful auditor
• Select the audit team and evaluate their performances
• Effectively get prepared for an audit
• Effectively audit the processes assigned
• Evaluate the findings and the conformities, nonconformities and improvement points effectively
• Run opening and closing meetings and report the audits and non-conformities
• Effectively follow up the audit findings
• Explain the accreditation and certification
• Add new certificate to your career

Course Outline

• Audit Planning
• Check List PreparationTerms and Terminology Used in OHSAS and Auditing
• PDCA
• OHSAS Documentation – Documents And Records
• Auditing OHSAS
• Audit Types
• Auditing the Health and Safety Management System Processes
• Accreditation, & Certification
• Benefits of Accreditation
• People In The Audits And Responsibilities
• Auditor Characteristics
• Audit Process Exercise
• Audit Objectives and Audit Scopes
• Audit Duration
• Auditor Selection and Audit Team Formation