Title Page

  • Site conductedT

  • Conducted on

  • Auditor(s)

  • Auditee(s)

  • To Auditor: what to include in the conclusion
    The audit shows that the SBS xx process is not followed / partly followed / followed
    The robustness of the process is well integrated and understood be the employees (or similar depending the findings)
    a high level summary including the good things (eg on top of what is expected)
    the # of Nonconformities and the # of improvement suggestions

  • Conclusion of the audit

Inspection of incoming items

  • Scope of this audit: to cover the employees knowledge of needed process to prepare, processing and finalizing the inspection.

    -where to find the procedure and instructions for the inspection process
    - is it clearly described
    - understand the instruction
    - the process
    - calibration of equipment
    - what is done afterwards

    If possible go through several incoming orders and if possible with at least 2 warehouse employees and in QC both mechanical, electrical and in DK consumables components
    DK: Inspection of Mechanical, Electrical and Consumable components
    CZ: Inspection of Mechanical and Electrical components

    Process: https://sites.process-manager.dk/domains/struers/trees/78

  • Warehouce area, incoming components
  • 1) Name of auditee

  • 2) When we receive goods/items, how can you see if they have to be inspected? Info Auditor: shown on hand scanner or on the label which are printed out for the item

  • 3) What do you do with the label printed out? and what do you do afterwards with the label? INFO auditor: the label is placed on a sheet of paper if it is from Seritronic it is not a label but the inbound advise paper which is printed out! is placed in the QC letter tray

  • 4) what do you do next? Auditor info: the Orange quarantine card is placed on the items and the item are delivered to the QC area

  • 5) How is it registered in LN? Auditor info: quarantine storage in LN (INS or KONTROL)

  • 6) are there any items which needs special treatment? which kind?

  • Auditor: Did the auditee know the process?

  • QC Inspection area
  • 7) Name of auditee

  • 8) Area of inspection

  • 9) How do you know what is needed to be inspected? Auditor info: in LN under WH inspections (the truth) the papers from Warehouse which is placed in the letter trays (Physical evidence)

  • 10) What do you do if there is a difference between what is written in WH inspections and the papers which are in the trays? Auditor info: there must not be a difference

  • 11) Which order are the inspections taken? Auditor info: 1. priority urgent 2. Big things / 24 hours test 3. FIFO

  • 12) How do you know what and how the goods have to be inspected? MEC/EL: item incoming control instructions found on the drive and as well on the drawing and specification which is in WinChill CON: the Control specification from WinChill

  • 13) How do you register the inspection: Auditor info: Overall in LN and specifically in the control report CON measuring results (if it is required in the instruction/specification

  • 14) What do you do if it is out of the tolerance Auditor info: this can be seen in the 2 last columns

  • 15) Is the process well understood and followed?

  • 16) Does the tools you are using need to be calibrated?

  • 17) Follow up on 2/3 tools are these ok?

  • 18) write and take pictures of the tools follow up where you can find the calibration information (evidence)

ISO 9001 Clauses

  • In this audit we have covered the following ISO clauses, please checkmark if the clauses are found to be compliant, partly complaint or non compliant in the three sections below

  • 5.1.2 Customer focus

  • 7.1.4 Environment for the operation of processes

  • 7.1.5 Monitoring and measuring resources (calibration)

  • 7.2 Competences of people

  • 7.4 Communication

  • 7.5 Documented information

  • 8.1 Operational planning and control

  • 8.2 Requirements for products & Services

  • 8.3 Design & Development of products and services

  • 8.3.6 Design & Development Changes

  • 8.4 Control of externally provided processes

  • 8.5 Production and service provision (control, identification/traceability, property)

  • 8.6 Release of products.

  • 8.7 Control of nonconforming outputs

  • 9.1 Monitoring, measuring customer satisfaction

  • 9.2 Internal audit

  • 9.3 Management Review

  • 10.2 Nonconformity and corrective actions

  • 10.3 Continual improvements

  • Check the clauses above that were fulfilling the requirements

  • Check the clauses above where only minor and non systematic issues were found

  • Check the clauses above that were not fulfilled

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