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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

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  • AUDITOR’S NAME

  • AUDIT REPORT NUMBER

  • FUNCTION/PROCESS AUDITED

  • REPRESENTATIVE/AUDITEE(S)

  • PREVIOUS AUDIT DATE/NUMBER/RESULTS

  • DATE(S) OF AUDIT

  • DATE OF REPORT

  • AUDIT OBJECTIVE(S): (describe the audit purpose and objectives)

  • AUDIT SCOPE: (describe the extent and boundaries of the audit (e.g. units, locations, activities, processes, time periods to be audited)

  • AUDIT CRITERIA: (Identify the applicable policies, procedures, standards and other requirements against which conformity will be assessed)

AUDIT SUMMARY:

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AUDIT FINDINGS

  • OFI(S) IDENTIFIED:

  • OFI description

  • NC(S) IDENTIFIED:

  • NC (s) description

  • AUDIT CONCLUSION/COMMENTS:

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  • SIGNED (AUDITOR)

  • DATE

  • SIGNED (REPRESENTATIVE/AUDITEE)

  • DATE

  • FOLLOW UP/VERIFICATION:

FOLLOW UP/VERIFICATION:

  • DETAILS:

  • COMPLETED BY:

  • DATE

KEY

  • OK Process or control conforming and satisfactory

  • NC Nonconformity Process or control nonconforming and unsatisfactory – corrective actions required (E.g. absence of, or substantial failure to meet the requirements of standard/audit criteria; total breakdown of a process or in the effective operation of a process, immediate risk to quality of process/product/service)

  • OFI Opportunity for improvement Process or control satisfactory but some areas require minor improvement or update, do not require a formal response. May include: good practices which could benefit the process; areas of concerns which are not yet serious enough to raise NC; situations which if not addressed may give raise to nonconformity at a later date

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