Quality Systems & Auditors
The Quality Systems Course prepares the future auditors to conduct consistent audits and drive continuous improvement. The trainees will learn about the audit process through a breakdown of its stages: the audit scope, objectives, follow-up and closing; and practice using techniques that deliver objective, measurable results.
This course provides 40 hours of instruction delivered by an official Quality System Instructor.
Who should attend
- Future Auditors
- Quality, safety and operations managers
- Recently appointed internal auditors
Course Categories
The Dangerous Goods Training Course contents are according to OPS 1 Subpart R 1.1220. Checking is according to OPS Subpart R 1.1220 (d). Hats provides the Dangerous Goods Training in the following categories:
- Category 1: Shippers
- Category 3: Freight Forwarders
- Category 6: Ground Operator Handling Agent
- Category 9: Cabin Crew
- Category 10: Flight Crew Cargo Operators
- Category 11: Passenger Handling Personnel
- Category 12: Security Scanning Personnel
Aspects Covered
- The Quality System Course teaches the applicants to:
- Develop an audit program
- Apply the principles of auditing
- Plan an internal audit and involve the right people in your organization
- Describe the regulatory requirements for an internal audit and conduct an audit that fulfills these requirements
- Evaluate the implementation of a corrective action plan and conduct a follow up
- Close an audit following corporate policies
Course Content
- Audit programs
- Establishing and implementing an audit program
- Monitoring and improving an audit program
- Audit planning steps
- Defining scope and objectives
- Developing checklists
- Selecting an audit team
- Performing a document review
- Audit methods and techniques
- Audit conduct
- Gathering evidence and analyzing findings
- Reporting results and conducting a follow-up
- Regulatory agencies: laws, regulations and audit requirements
- International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
- Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)
- European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)
- ISO 19011:2011