ISO / TS 16949 Internal Auditor Training Course

Title:	TS 16949 Internal Auditor Training Course
Category:	Automotive
Duration:	2 days
Location:	Various venues , see course dates below
Course fee:	From £545

Course objectives

Delegates completing the Batalas ISO / TS 16949 internal auditing training course will be able to audit their quality management system for conformity to ISO / TS 16949, the effectiveness of their business processes, and to identify opportunities for improvement. Improving QMS performance and continual improvement are key elements of this internal auditing training course.

Who should attend?

A training course suitable for those wishing to conduct internal audits to ISO / TS16949. This 2-day ISO / TS 16949 Internal Auditor training course enables delegates to interpret the requirements of the ISO / TS 16949 standard from an auditing perspective, conduct effective audits and produce audit findings. For those not familiar with the requirements of ISO / TS16949, or ISO 9001: 2008 upon which the automotive standard is based, we offer a ISO/TS 16949 foundation training course, or alternatively we provide a pre-course exercise to help you prepare for the course.

What will you learn?

	Automotive, quality and auditing terminology		Auditing skills
	Structure & intent of ISO/TS 16949		Planning, preparation and management of audits
	Types of audit		Checklist development
	Internal audit objectives		Conducting process audits
	Internal audit scope and criteria		Reporting audit findings
	The audit process		Verifying corrective action
	Roles and responsibilities of the internal auditor		Interviewing skills

ISO/TS 16949 Public Internal Auditor Course Schedule - 2012
Course	Venue	Price	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul
Internal Auditor (2 days)	Birmingham	£545	-	-	-	-	-	-
	Can't see a date that fits your diary - please call 023 8000 9001 for details

Course Format

The format of the ISO / TS16949 internal auditing training course is highly interactive, with tutor-led sessions interspersed with individual and group exercises. An automotive case study is used to practice auditing skills.

Certificate

A Batalas approved certificate for those who successfully complete all elements of the course, including written and practical skills assessment.

Why Batalas?

For over 50 years we continue to provide innovative and cost-effective training and consultancy solutions to organisations from every sector of the economy, both in the UK and through Batalas partners in 11 countries. The Batalas clients' list includes multi-national companies and organisations employing less than 20 people.

In-company training courses

This course is available as a Public Scheduled course (see dates above) or an in-company event. ISO TS 16949 training courses can be tailored to your own requirements. Our training advisors can provide more details on the options available to your organisation.

More information

• An ISO/TS 16949 internal auditing training course description in pdf format
• Make an enquiry for more information
• Read articles relating to management systems and auditing

Associated courses

The following training courses are closely associated with this ISO/TS 16949 internal auditor training course. If you are unsure which is the best TS 16949 training course for you please contact one of our experienced training advisors on 023 8000 9001.

• ISO / TS 16949 Foundation / Awareness - For those who wish to understand the requirements of ISO/TS 16949 and/or wish to prepare for internal auditor training
• Supplier Auditing - Evaluating and re-evaluating supplier performance
• ISO 9001: 2008 Internal Auditing - For those conducting internal audits only to ISO 9001: 2008
• ISO 9001 Lead Auditor - For audit team leaders and external auditors
• ISO 9001 Advanced Auditor - Auditing to improve the automotive quality management system
• Process Improvement - Ensuring processes are effective and efficient
• FMEA - For those involved in conducting risk assessments of products and processes
• SPC (including MSA) - For those needing to understand process and measurement variability