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Process · Audit and document review

Audit and document review

Audits and controlled documents give the quality team two related review paths. The audit records the scope and auditor; findings carry owners, due dates and closure dates. A controlled revision carries a version, effective date, file and status. A person can acknowledge the version they received.

Step by step

  1. Plan the audit Auditor

    Auditor sets the scope, planned date and audit number, and the audit begins as Planned.

    • Set scope, schedule and auditor
    • Updates Audits, People
  2. Record findings Auditor

    Auditor records each requirement, finding and severity under the audit, with an owner and due date.

    • Assign issues and due dates
    • Updates Audit findings, Audits, People
  3. Review the report Auditor

    Auditor examines findings while the audit is Reporting and confirms that scope and follow-up are clear.

    • Confirm scope and follow-up
    • Updates Audits, Audit findings
  4. Review the revision Quality Manager

    Document Controller enters a titled version and file in Review. Quality Manager decides whether it becomes Approved with an effective date.

    • Decide effective version
    • Updates Controlled documents
    ApprovalA person approves before the work moves on.
  5. Acknowledge the document Document Controller

    Document Controller follows which People acknowledged the approved controlled documents revision and when.

    • Record who received the revision
    • Updates Training acknowledgments, Controlled documents, People
Auditor
Owns audit records; Quality Manager reviews decisions; Document Controller handles revisions and acknowledgments.

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