week 9, 10, guest lecture Flashcards

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what are management system certificates

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3rd party conformation that org is confroming to ISO standards. external audit voluntary to ISO 14001

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what is ISO 190011

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created for management systems, version 2002, 2011, 2018

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what is an Audit

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systematic, independent was to collect audit evidence and evaluate objectively to see to what extent audit criteria fulfilled

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what is the assurance body

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an organization accredited to provide assurance services including auditing

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what is the audit client

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the body requesting audit , pays for the audit

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what is the auditee

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the body getting audited

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what is the auditor, audit team and lead auditor

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person who does the audit, the people doing the audit, Person managing the audit

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what does ISO 14001: 2015 say about internal audit program

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The organization shall establish, implement and maintain an internal audit program

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what are NOT audits

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waste audit, energy audit, life cycle assessment phase 1

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internal audit party

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first party audits, are conducted by, or on behalf of, the organization itself.

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external audit party pt 1

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Second party audits are conducted by parties having an interest in the
organization

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external audit party pt 2

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Third party audits are conducted by independent auditing organizations,
such as those providing certification

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auditor challenges

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Auditors (generally) do not give recommendations, Auditor must remain objective

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Basic steps (ISO 19011:2018)

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planning – conduct – report

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step 1 planning

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Be professional, organized
Establish client and auditee
Clarify audit criteria
Review available documents before site visit
Assess audit risks
Prepare checklists, plans, etc
Define site visit agenda

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Step 2: Conduct = Site-visit

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Opening meeting
Evidence
Evaluate evidence against audit criteria – with audit team
Closing meeting with auditee
Documentation – sampling of evidence Thousands of records&raquo_space; Document sampling
Interviews

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what must auditor do in an interview

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Question a diversity of people, places, roles
Don’t talk excessively
Seek OPEN-ENDED answers
Don’t have ‘selective hearing’

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when Team develops findings when conducting the audit

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Findings based on evidence
Enough evidence to evaluate the auditee’s claim
Determine result while on-site

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when Communicate to auditee*at closing meeting on-site

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No surprises
Process for auditee to follow-up

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when report goes to client and auditee if permitted

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Prepare audit report
Clear and concise
Executive summary
Audit company does quality control

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21
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how are audits are backwards-looking

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Evidence is typically over last year of operation

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Not hunting for non-conformances

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true, not an inspection

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The EMS auditor should ask

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Is the problem systemic or is it isolated?
Are management processes failing, affecting the whole system?

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Personal characteristics to be an auditor

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Confidentiality
Objectivity
Independence
Integrity
Competence
Industrial experience

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ISO 14001 is
optional to certify
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ISO 14001:2005 page vii, states organisation can “demonstrate conformity” by:
self-determination and self-declaration confirmation by parties having an interest in the organization confirmation of its self-declaration by a party external to the organization, certification/registration by an external organization.
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EMS helps the firm
positive impact on performance
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Benefits of ISO 14001 according to ISO
International, expert consensus, Common language, Worldwide
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internal benefits of ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
Increase efficiency and effectiveness. Model for continual improvement. Build quality Retain systems for management over time Assure internal controls and due diligence
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external internal benefits of ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
Model for satisfying customers Qualify suppliers in global supply chains Address environmental concerns of customers and public Comply with gvt regulations. good citizenship
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ISO 14001 may not be good because
needs deep commitment by org to be useful, done by firms that are good anyway, weakens PDCA
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ISO 14001:2015 is good than previous versions because
Environmental improvement Life-cycle approach
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Criticisms of ISO 14001
Costly to implement and maintain Applies only to large organizations Has a Western management bias Promises more than it delivers Heavy on documentation, weak on effectiveness
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is ISO the only type of EMS
no
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pillars of EMAS
continual improvement of environmental performance government oversight of compliance with environmental legislation public reporting employee involvement
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Eco-Management and Audit Scheme (EMAS)
EU voluntary “regulation” program for organizations, evaluate, manage and improve environmental performance
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EMAS is bigger and broader than ISO 14001
TRUE
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EMAS properties
Management system conformance & standardization, Not an environmental performance standard, Manage the organization’s aspects, Voluntary, EMAS reports data
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what are the multiple applications and approaches to risk management
Financial risk Operational risk Health and safety risk Environmental risk Disaster risk
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what does risk management help with
Risk management as a sound basis for decision-making: risk acceptability + how to deal with risk
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what is Risk
Effect of uncertainty on objectives - Often expressed as potential events and consequences
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what is Effect
Deviation from the expected – positive and/or negative
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what is Uncertainty
State of deficiency of information related to understanding an event, its consequences or likelihood
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Within the EMS
Determine potential emergency situations Document risks and opportunities Document processes needed
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what are Environmental aspects
Significant environmental aspects can result in risks and opportunities associated with either adverse environmental impacts (threats) or beneficial environmental impacts (opportunities).
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risk management process
communication establish context risk identification risk analysis risk evaluation risk treatment
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what is HAZARD
Potential occurrence of an event within a prescribed time and space
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what is EXPOSURe
Assets of interest and at risk
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what is vulnerability
Susceptibility of those assets to be impacted by a hazard
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what is the RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS
1. Know the risk: identify, analyze, and evaluate in terms of likelihood and acceptability 2. Design risk treatment strategies 3. Prioritize: prevent, mitigate, respond, recover