Before the audit
During the audit
After the audit
Roles & Tools
100

This meeting is used to confirm the audit scope, date, time, and participants.

What is the alignment meeting?

100

At the beginning of an audit, auditors must communicate the purpose, scope, and this additional element.

What is the agenda?

100

These two individuals must align on the audit conclusion before drafting the audit report.

Who are the Lead Auditor and Co‑Auditor?

100

This role is responsible for planning, preparing, conducting, and concluding the assigned internal audit.

Who is the Lead Auditor?

200

Auditors must review several inputs before preparing. Name one required input listed in the process.

What are previous reports, new requirements/changes, stakeholders, or other relevant inputs?

200

During the audit, auditors rely on two key types of verification: reviewing documentation and requesting this.

What is a demonstration of daily operational tasks?

200

A non‑conformance description must include three components: description, evidence, and this reference element.

What is the ISO clause or procedure reference?

200

This role supports by gathering evidence, conducting interviews, and documenting findings.

Who is the Co‑Auditor?

300

If an audit is postponed more than once, it must be escalated to this role.

Who is the Audit Program Manager?

300

When auditors identify areas where the process operates effectively and efficiently, these should be highlighted as what?

What are good practices / good initiatives?

300

If findings or improvement opportunities exist, the closing meeting must be held within this timeframe.

What is seven days after the audit?

300

Name one required tool or template available in the audit toolbox that supports the audit process.

What is the alignment meeting email template / Internal Audit Checklist / ISO‑clause questions / Audit Report template / Closing meeting template / FOSSway instruction? (Any one)