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ISO Auditing Consortium IAC Cindy Beach

ISO Auditing Consortium IAC Cindy Beach. 08/11/2011. Mission. The ISO Auditing Consortium (IAC) is an organization of:

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ISO Auditing Consortium IAC Cindy Beach

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  1. ISO Auditing ConsortiumIACCindy Beach 08/11/2011

  2. Mission The ISO Auditing Consortium (IAC) is an organization of: (1) individuals who participate in audits of requesting organizations to meet audit experience requirements to achieve or maintain the status of Assessor of Quality Management Systems, as well as, (2) individuals with related audit or Quality Management interests.

  3. Types of Audits Performed • Full or partial system audits • May substitute for “internal audits” • Independent assessments • Pre-assessments (Gap Analysis) • Supplier audits

  4. Standards of IAC Audits Audits to recognized ISO standards including but not limited to : • ISO9001:2008 • QS9000, TS 16949 • AS9100 • ISO 17025, ISO 13485 • ISO 14001

  5. Audit Duration • Depends on size of site/company • Typical audit: two auditors for two days • Lead assessor must “lead an audit team” to receive credit for audit

  6. Audit Locations • Centered in Huntsville, AL region • Audits completed in: • Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Mississippi, Pennsylvania & Tennessee • International: Mexico & Canada

  7. Members • 30 current members • 15 regularly attend; active as IAC auditors • No dues are required for membership. • >80% of IAC are ASQ members • >80% hold Quality positions in local firms • <20% employed by registrars or consultants • May NOT solicit pre-, mid- or post-audit of IAC

  8. Member Status Regular: An individual seeking to achieve or maintain the status of a Registered Assessor or Lead Assessor of Quality Management Systems and meets one of the following criteria: • Is an ASQ Certified Quality Auditor with intent to successfully complete a recognized Registered Lead Assessor course, • Has successfully completed a recognized Registered Lead Assessor course, OR • Is a Registered Lead Assessor, Assessor or Provisional Assessor. Senior An individual who has conducted audits for the IAC and no longer maintains the status of Assessor of Quality Management Systems, but who wishes to continue participation in and contribute to the organization. Non-Auditing An individual not seeking to achieve or maintain auditor certification who wishes to participate in the organization to learn about ISO 9000 and the auditing process and to contribute lessons learned.

  9. IAC Member Applications • May join IAC as a Regular Member with minimum of CQA • Encouraged to complete a recognized ISO 9000 Lead Assessor Course • Encouraged to pursue certification as: • Provisional Auditor, Auditor or Lead Auditor

  10. Auditor Accreditation • RABQSA – Sydney, Milwaukee, Tokyo, etc. • IRCA – London-based • Auditors must: • Maintain accurate audit log • Recertify every three (3) years • Maintain continuing educational and audit days

  11. IAC Member Company • A company represented in the IAC by one or more individual members. • Companies requesting an IAC audit are not required to be Member companies.

  12. Costs to Requesting and Member Companies • Auditor compensation – None allowed • Auditor Expenses • Travel only: meals, mileage, & lodging (if applicable) • IAC is compensated by company support: • allowing audits of the member company, • allowing employees to attend monthly meetings & • participate in audits usually on company time.

  13. Benefits of Participation Member Company Benefits: • Internal/external audit program cost reductions • Unbiased & professional audit team • Availability of audit team members • Reduced registration costs • Benchmarking opportunities

  14. Individual Member Benefits • Reduced time to meet RLA requirements • Network with highly qualified professionals • Access to members experience/knowledge • Exposure to new industry/business types • Improvement of audit skills and knowledge

  15. Number of System Audits performed Year # Audits 2000 22 2001 20 2002 12 2003 17 2004 15 2005 18 2006 15 2007 22 2008 18 2009 16 2010 12 2011 6

  16. Satisfaction Survey Results Rating Scale: 1 (unsatisfied) - 5 (very satisfied) Overall Service Auditors • Met audit needs Knowledge of Standard • Adequate Schedule Knowledge of Auditing • Audit Completeness Professionalism • Audit Quality Cooperation / preparedness • 40% response by auditee • Average response ~4.5 • Outliers

  17. By-Laws and Elected Officers • Chair • Vice Chair • Audit Manager • Records Manager

  18. Chair Wyndie Meyer 256-468-8679wyndie.meyer@yms-hsv.comVice Chair Linda Feres 256-922-9300 ext 114linda.feres@irtc-hq.comRecords Manager Jim Rutledge 256-890-8157 james.rutledge@baesystems.comAudit Manager Cindy Beach 256-851-0484cindybeach@cinram.com Current IAC Board Contact Information

  19. Web Information Websites: • Section posting IAC link on ASQ-hosted site -http://www.asq.org/sections/mini-sites/1503/ • Yahoo group • http://www.linkedin.com/e/vgh/2662756/ • Facebook: IAC

  20. Meetings • Scheduled monthly - set time and location • 2nd Thursdays – 1-3 PM • BAE Systems, 310 Voyager Way, Huntsville, AL • Call-in number is available for convenience • Discuss audit schedule and auditing issues • Feature guest speakers (as available) • Provide training sessions on Standards • Attendance accepted for ASQ re-certification

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