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Module 1 sets the foundation with an introduction to SCSMS and ISO 28000, detailing course objectives, relevant standards, the certification process, and the fundamental principles underlying SCSMS.
Module 2 delves into Audit principles, emphasizing an Evidence-based approach, and guides learners through the initial audit stages.
Module 3 focuses on the critical on-site audit activities, enhancing practical skills like communication, Audit procedures, and crafting Non-conformity reports.
Module 4 addresses the finalization of the audit, including documentation, closing procedures, evaluating action plans, and managing Internal audit programs. It also emphasizes the Competence and evaluation of auditors.
Finally, Module 5 culminates in a certification exam to validate the learners' mastery of the ISO 28000 security management system and their ability to lead an audit. This course empowers individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to ensure supply chain security and to enhance their professional auditing capabilities.
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To ensure a successful training experience in the ISO 28000 Lead Auditor course, participants are recommended to meet the following minimum prerequisites:
Please note that these prerequisites are intended to provide a foundation for the learning material covered in the course. They are not intended to be barriers to entry but rather to ensure that participants can engage with the course content effectively and gain maximum benefit from the training.
The ISO 28000 Lead Auditor course is designed for professionals managing supply chain security risks.
Supply Chain Managers
Compliance Officers
Risk Managers
Security Managers
Logistics Coordinators
Quality Assurance Managers
Corporate Auditors
Regulatory Compliance Managers
Professionals aiming for Lead Auditor certification
Internal Audit Managers
Operations Managers
Consultants specializing in Supply Chain Security Management Systems
ISO 28000 Auditors seeking formal recognition
Business Continuity Planners
Security and Safety Professionals
Gain expertise in auditing Supply Chain Security Management Systems (SCSMS) aligned with ISO 28000 standards to enhance supply chain security and efficiency.
A Supply Chain Security Management System (SCSMS) focuses on enhancing the security of the supply chain. Guided by standards like ISO 28000, it helps companies manage and mitigate risks related to theft, fraud, and terrorism throughout the supply chain. This systematic approach covers all aspects from manufacturing to customer delivery and ensures safety, consistency, and reliability in the flow of goods and information, protecting both resources and reputation.
An evidence-based approach in a professional setting involves making decisions and implementing practices based on the best available research, data, and information. This method emphasizes the use of high-quality scientific evidence to guide decisions, ensuring that organizational strategies and operations are grounded in verifiable outcomes. This approach minimizes risks and enhances effectiveness by prioritizing tested and proven techniques over unverified ideas or traditional methods that may not deliver the best results.
Audit procedures involve systematic steps that auditors use to assess the accuracy, compliance, and reliability of a company's financial and operational information. Auditors examine documents, verify transactions, and test internal controls. The goal is to ensure that the financial statements accurately represent the company's financial status and operations, adhering to legal and regulatory requirements, and that the operations are carried out effectively and efficiently. The procedures help in detecting errors or fraud, ensuring that the organization follows prescribed rules and regulations.
Non-conformity reports are documents used in quality management to formally outline any instance where processes, products, or outcomes fail to meet predetermined standards or requirements. These reports detail what the non-conformity was, where it occurred, who noticed it, and when it was identified. They are crucial for analyzing deviations to prevent recurrence and improve processes, ensuring compliance and enhancing overall efficiency within an organization. By addressing non-conformities effectively, companies can maintain high standards of quality and safety, aligning with best practices like those outlined in an ISO 28000 security management system.
Internal audit programs are structured processes used by organizations to assess and improve the effectiveness of their operations, risk management, and compliance with regulations. These programs routinely examine internal controls, policies, and procedures to ensure they meet the organization's objectives and legal requirements. The findings from these audits help in correcting gaps, enhancing efficiencies, and maintaining robust governance structures. This self-examination reinforces accountability and supports continuous improvement, making it crucial for maintaining an organization’s health and integrity.
Competence and evaluation of auditors involve assessing the skills, knowledge, and performance of auditors to ensure they can effectively assess compliance and system efficacy. Successful auditors must understand regulatory standards, such as the ISO 28000 security management system, and apply analytical and ethical judgment. Evaluations are conducted through reviews of their audit work, feedback from auditees, and continuous professional education. This process is critical to maintaining the integrity and reliability of audits in verifying organizational adherence to established standards and practices.
ISO 28000 is a security management system standard developed for companies in any industry to manage the security of their supply chains. It provides a framework to assess security risks, manage threats, and implement effective preventive measures. This systemic approach enhances the ability to respond to and recover from disruptive incidents affecting supply chain security and stability. By adopting ISO 28000, organizations can demonstrate their commitment to security, meeting customer and regulatory demands, and potentially reducing operating costs associated with security breaches.
Audit principles are foundational guidelines ensuring effective, reliable, and consistent assessments in organizations. These principles include integrity, which demands honesty and ethical behavior from auditors; objectivity, prohibiting biases and conflicts of interest; confidentiality, safeguarding the information gathered during the audit process; and competence, which requires auditors to possess the necessary skills and knowledge. Consistency in applying these principles helps in maintaining quality and trust in the audit process, crucial for the organization's credibility and the reliability of its financial and operational reporting.
The ISO 28000 Lead Auditor course is designed for professionals managing supply chain security risks.
Supply Chain Managers
Compliance Officers
Risk Managers
Security Managers
Logistics Coordinators
Quality Assurance Managers
Corporate Auditors
Regulatory Compliance Managers
Professionals aiming for Lead Auditor certification
Internal Audit Managers
Operations Managers
Consultants specializing in Supply Chain Security Management Systems
ISO 28000 Auditors seeking formal recognition
Business Continuity Planners
Security and Safety Professionals
Gain expertise in auditing Supply Chain Security Management Systems (SCSMS) aligned with ISO 28000 standards to enhance supply chain security and efficiency.
