Title Page

  • Audit ID

  • Site

  • Audit date

  • Carried out by

  • Department / Cell

  • Process

Process Summary

Process description

  • Provide details on the process being audited. If a process map is available, this should be attached

  • Inputs:

  • Outputs:

  • People and responsbilities:

  • Tasks / activities:

  • Process controls:

Process performance

  • How is the effectiveness of the process(es) measured?

  • Detail process performance trends

  • Is this process meeting performance targets

  • What actions are being taken to address the process performance

Process assessment - Quotation, Order Entry & Contract Review

Quotation

  • Observe the process and answer the following:

  • What are the triggers for carrying out this process?

  • Are these consistently understood/applied?

  • Are there documented instructions for carrying out this process?

  • Provide details

  • Is the person carrying out the process aware of the documented instructions?

  • Do they know how to access them?

  • Do they refer to the instructions while carrying out this task?

  • Is the process carried out in accordance with the documented instructions

  • Are control points / checks carried out as part of this process?

  • Are these checks controlled / standardised?

Order entry

  • Observe the process and answer the following:

  • What are the triggers for carrying out this process?

  • Are these consistently understood/applied?

  • Are there documented instructions for carrying out this process?

  • Provide details

  • Is the person carrying out the process aware of the documented instructions?

  • Do they know how to access them?

  • Do they refer to the instructions while carrying out this task?

  • Is the process carried out in accordance with the documented instructions

  • Are control points / checks carried out as part of this process?

  • Are these checks controlled / standardised?

Contract review

  • What does the person carrying out the process understand by 'Contract Review'

  • Provide details on how/when the following are considered:

  • a) Process capability

  • b) Process capacity

  • c) Availability of tooling and raw materials

  • d) Product cost/price/margins

  • e) Non-standard product requirements (eg. labelling, packaging, tolerances)

  • f) Non-standard system requirements (eg. document retention, third party approval, supplier approval)

  • How are non-standard requirements communicated?

ISO 9001:2015 Requirements: Requirements for products and services

Customer communication

  • How is information relating to products / services communicated to customers?

  • Provide examples

  • How are enquiries, contracts or orders (including changes) handled?

  • Is customer feedback relating to products / services obtained?

  • Provide examples

  • Is there communication with the customer regarding handling or controlling customer property?

  • Provide details

  • Is there communication with the customer regarding their requirements for contingency actions?

  • Provide details

Determining product / service requirements

  • Are requirements for products / services being offered defined?

  • How are requirements defined?

  • Provide examples

  • Are applicable statutory and regulatory requirements included?

  • Are requirements considered necessary by Tenmat included?

  • Can the company meet the claims for products / services offered?

  • How does the company ensure claims can be met

  • Provide examples

Reviewing product / service requirements

  • Is a review carried out to ensure the company has the ability to meet requirements for products / services before committing to supply?

  • Does the review include:

  • a) Requirements specified by the customer, including requirements for delivery and post-delivery activities

  • b) Requirements not stated by the customer, but necessary for the specified or intended use

  • c) Requirements specified by the organisation

  • d) Statutory and regulatory requirements applicable to the product

  • e) Contract or order requirements differing from those previously expressed

  • Are contract or order requirements differing from those previously defined resolved?

  • Provide details

  • Are the customer requirements confirmed when the customer doesn't provide a documented statement of their requirements?

  • Provide evidence on the results of the review

Changes to product / service requirements

  • Is relevant documentation amended when requirements for products and services change

  • Provide details

  • Are relevane persons made aware of changes to requirements

  • Provide details

ISO 9001:2015 Requirements: General

Competence

  • What competencies are required by persons carrying out this process?

  • Is the competency of these persons ensured

  • How has competency been ensured?

  • Provide evidence of competence

  • Was action taken to achieve the necessary competency?

  • How was the effectiveness of the action evaluated?

Awareness

  • Interview one or more persons carrying out tasks or activities as part of this process

  • Are employees aware of the quality policy?

  • Are employees aware of the quality objectives (for the site or their area)?

  • Are employees aware of how they contribute to the effectiveness of the quality management system?

  • Are employees aware of the benefits of improved performance?

  • Are employees aware of the implications of not conforming with the quality management system?

Communication

  • What internal or external communication is required as part of this process?

  • Has the process owner considered:

  • a) What information is communicated

  • b) When it is communicated

  • c) With whom it is communicated

  • d) How it is communicated

  • e) Who communicates

Documented information

  • What documented information is required for this process?

  • Provide examples

  • Is the documented information:

  • a) Appropriately identified

  • b) In an appropriate format

  • c) Reviewed and approved for suitability and adequacy

  • d) Available and suitable for use, where and when it is needed

  • e) Adequately protected

  • What documented information is required to provide evidence of process status / results

  • Provide examples

  • Is this documented information suitably:

  • a) Distributed

  • b) Available (able to be retrieved as necessary)

  • c) Stored and preserved

  • d) Controlled to prevent change

  • e) Retained for the required period of time

  • If documented information of external origin is required, is this identified and controlled?

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