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Audit Scope & Criteria

  • Audit Scope [The audit scope generally includes a description of the physical locations, organizational units, activities and processes, as well as the time period covered]

  • Audit Criteria [Audit criteria examples: ISO requirement (9001, 14001, 18001, 39001, 50001), Statutory or Regulatory Requirement, Organization Process/Policies/Procedures, etc. Customer Requirement]

  • Introduction:

    This report relates to an Internal Management System assessment undertaken by a Schneider Electric internal auditor to confirm continued compliance with the requirements of the Schneider Electric Energy Management System (EnMS) and ISO 50001.

    The purpose of this audit report is to provide a complete, accurate, concise and clear record of the audit undertaken.

    The audit will follow the question set listed below.

    The Audit findings may result in the recording of Non-compliance conditions or Opportunities for improvement.
    Non-compliance Conditions relate to areas where Schneider Electric procedures, instructions, process guides etc. are not properly implemented and are indicated within the report.

    Opportunities for Improvement are actions which are strongly urged to be implemented in the interest of good management practices but which are not to be considered as conditions that may affect Schneider Electric Ltd - continued registration.

    The following specific points arising from previous audits will be reviewed as part of the ongoing audit surveillance:

    • Past Non-Conformances
    • Past Opportunities for Improvements
    • Past Observations

  • Confirm previous report reviewed and comment on any items raised.

General Requirements

  • Is there a documented EnMS in place?

  • Does the EnMS clearly define the scope and boundaries?

  • Is the EnMS current and reviewed at regular intervals?

  • Is there an Energy Policy, approved by Senior Management, in place?

Management Review

  • Is there a Procedure in place for Management Reviews?

  • Is the Procedure documented, current and reviewed at regular intervals?

  • What is the process for determining the frequency of Management Reviews?

  • Who are the attendees of Management Reviews?

  • Does the Management Review include follow up of actions from previous Management reviews,<br><br>

  • Does the Management Review include review of the Energy Policy

  • Does the Management Review include review of energy performance and EnPIs

  • Does the Management Review include results of the evaluation of compliance with legal requirements and changes in legal requirements and other requirements to which the organization subscribes.

  • Does the Management Review include the extent to which the energy objectives and targets have been met

  • Does the Management Review include EnMS audit results

  • Does the Management Review include the status of corrective actions and preventative actions

  • Does the Management Review include projected energy performance for the following period

  • Does the Management Review include recommendations for improvement

  • What records are kept to record Management Reviews?

  • Are these records documented, current and reviewed at regular intervals?

  • Are actions identified in the Management Reviews closed out in a timely manner

Energy Policy Statement

  • Is there an Energy Policy, approved by Senior Management, in place?

  • Is the Policy documented, current and reviewed at regular intervals?

  • Is the Policy appropriate to the nature, scale and energy impacts of the businesses’ activities, products and services?

  • Does the Policy include a commitment to continual improvement and prevention of energy waste?

  • Does the Policy include a commitment to comply with applicable legal requirements and other requirements?

  • Does the Policy provide a framework for setting and reviewing environmental objectives and targets?

  • How is the Policy communicated both internally and externally?

Identification and Review of Energy Aspects

  • Is an Energy Aspects Register in place?

  • How are Energy Aspects identified and loads established?

  • Is the Register reviewed in line with the requirements of the EnMS?

  • Are records of this review update recorded?

  • Is past and present energy use monitored?

  • Are Significant users identified in the Aspects Register?

Identification of Energy Saving Opportunities

  • Is there an active Opportunities Register in place?

  • Are opportunities received from a range of sources?

  • Has the Register been reviewed and documented?

  • Does the Register contain data that enables the identification of possible Actions?

Energy Action Plans

  • Is there an action plan in place that lists actions derived from the opportunities register?

  • Does the action plan demonstrate constant improvement?

  • Is the action plan reviewed in line with the requirements of the EnMS?

  • Have timescales been set for the completion of actions?

  • Has a person been designated as the “owner” of the action?

Energy Review

  • Is an energy review process in place and effective?

  • Is the review process documented and controlled?

  • Does the review take into account: Energy sources

  • Does the review take into account: Past and present energy usage

  • Does the review take into account: Energy performance

  • Does the review take into account: Recording of opportunities for improvement

  • Does the review take into account: Progress of actions

  • Does the review take into account: Variables that affect energy usage

  • Does the review take into account: Facilities, equipment processes and personnel

  • Is a review conducted in response to major changes in facilities, equipment, systems and processes?

Energy objectives, targets and programmes

  • Have objectives targets and programmes been set?

  • Have the HSS&S objectives been applied to the site action plan?

  • What are the targets and how well are they doing?

Energy Performance Indicators (EnPIs)

  • Is an EnPI in place, populated and on display to all site staff?

  • Is performance in line with targets?

  • Are documented actions in place if not in line with target?

  • How is the data collated for the EnPI?

Legal Obligations and other Requirements

  • Is there a Procedure in place to identify the applicable legal and other requirements relating to the businesses’ energy aspects?

  • What is the process to determine which legal and other requirements are applicable to the businesses’ energy aspects?

Awareness, Training and Competence

  • What procedure is in place to ensure that persons performing tasks that have the potential to cause a significant energy use/waste are competent?

  • How are training needs identified for persons performing tasks that have the potential to cause significant energy use/waste?

  • Is there a Training Plan in place?

  • Has the energy Champion completed any training that assists with delivering the role?

  • Is an Energy Awareness programme in place that reiterates the importance of continual improvement in Energy Efficiency?

  • Are inductions taking place for new starters? Is Energy Efficiency included in the induction?

  • Are inductions taking place for Contractors? Is Energy Efficiency included in the induction?

Communication

  • How is Energy Efficiency communicated to members of the site staff?

  • Is an Energy Awareness programme in place that reiterates the importance of continual improvement in Energy Efficiency?

  • Is a scheme in place whereby suggestions or comments can be made to improve the energy performance?

EnMS Documentation

  • What documentation comprises the EMS?

  • Are all Policies, Procedures, Forms and Records current and regularly reviewed?

  • How is the Energy Champion kept up to date with changes?

Operational Control

  • Is the energy champion kept up to date with operational changes and procurement's that could impact on energy usage?

  • Does a maintenance plan exist for major plant, i.e. PPM planner from the facilities company and if so is it up to date?

  • Check for service documents relating mains consumers such as HVAC and Gas boilers

  • If plant is operated by individuals, are they made aware of how it can impact on consumption if not operated and maintained correctly?

Monitor & Measure

  • Is there a Measurement and Monitoring process in place for the site?

  • How do you determine what is to be metered and how is it recorded?

  • Are major energy consuming equipment or processes Measured and Monitored?

  • Is the energy consumption tied to occupancy/ production?

  • Is the monitoring data analysed on a regular basis?

  • Is there a Metering and Monitoring asset register?

  • Is the metering calibrated and up to date? Recorded?

  • How are significant deviations in energy consumption investigated?

Evaluation of legal compliance

  • Is the site kept up to date with changes in legislation and other Requirements and how is the evaluated?

  • Do changes to legal compliance reflect in action plans?

Nonconformity, Corrective Action and Preventative Action

  • What is the process for managing non-compliances’ from internal audits?

  • Review previous compliance audit performance

  • Check the status of previous audit results and review the performance for closing of OFIs and NCRs.

  • Evaluate at least one NCR and confirm the action that was agreed still applies.

Any other comments to be recorded?

NCR & OFI's

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NCR & OFI's

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NCR & OFI's

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NCR & OFI's

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NCR & OFI's

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Sign Off

  • The Audit has been completed and this report is an accurate reflection of the Audit.<br><br>The detail has been discussed and agreed as accurate by the Auditee.

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