They will review the scope of the management system and obtain information on your processes and operations, the equipment being used, the levels of control that have been established, as well as any applicable statutory or regulatory requirements. The auditor will look to see that objectives and key performance indicators, or significant aspects are in place and understood. During the Stage 1, your Certification Body’s auditor will review your management system documented information, evaluate your site-specific conditions, and have discussions with personnel. The objective of a Stage 1 Audit is to determine an organization’s readiness for their Stage 2 Certification Audit. These audits differ in many ways: their purpose, duration, information reviewed and sometimes even in the location where it will take place.
Therefore it is important to understand the difference between Stage 1 and Stage 2 Audits, and the effect your selection of CB will have on the process.
These audits differ in many ways: their purpose, duration, information reviewed, and sometimes even location. This Certification Audit is completed in two stages: Stage 1 and Stage 2.
Your options include undergoing an assessment with a Certification Body (CB), or Registrar, like The Registrar Company, to determine if your management system complies with the requirements of a given standard ( ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001, etc). A Certification Audit is the first step for your organization once you have decided to undergo an assessment process.
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