Certified Quality Auditor Free Sample Questions

Revise the submitted plan on the basis of the auditor’s knowledge and technical expertise.

Notify the auditee and request that a new plan be submitted by the next level of management.

Discuss the plan’s deficiencies with the auditee and request a revised plan.

Suggest that the auditee benchmark the deficient area and then rewrite the plan.

Remaining calm throughout the audit

Displaying honesty and forthrightness

Adhering to the original audit plan

Working in a planned and systematic manner

Make a note on the checklist and initial it.

Report it to the operator’s supervisor or manager.

Question the operator about the observation.

Ask another operator to evaluate the situation.

The auditee will have one person with whom to interact and address comments to.

The lead auditor may be the only team member who has verified each finding personally.

The lead auditor has the most experience in dealing with the auditee’s management.

The lead auditor makes the auditee feel more responsible for corrective action of the findings presented.

Commitment of management to quality is strong

Processes are being improved continually

Shop floor staff have been fully trained

SPC charts are available

quality systems engineering function

audit program management function

financial audits department

planning and scheduling department

clarify the audit objectives

discuss previous audit results

develop audit criteria

establish the scope of the audit

I and II

l and IV

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III and IV

A give-and-take atmosphere that focuses on compromise

A formal approach that is guided by specific roles for each participant

An interest in cooperation and open dialogue

A personal approach to information gathering

identify the specific products to be examined

serve as a guide for members of the audit team

save time by auditing only the items listed

expedite the preparation of the final audit report