Certificate in Management Audit
About Management Audit
A management audit is a methodical investigation of the choices and moves made by the management to evaluate performance. This research and evaluation of a company's entire operations and results are unbiased and methodical. It is a useful tool for evaluating the effectiveness, roles, successes, and accomplishments of the business.
Why is Management Audit important?
The goal of a management audit is to assess the efficacy of the management team in serving the interests of shareholders, upholding reputational standards, and maintaining good relations with workers rather than to analyze the performance of specific executives. This guarantees that the management team's effectiveness and productivity are upheld. To ensure that the job is proceeding smoothly at all levels, evaluation is conducted from the top to the bottom.
Who should take the Management Audit Exam?
- Auditors
- Managers
- Management representatives
- Consultants
- People working in administrating management systems
- Beginners looking for a career in auditing
- ISO professionals
Management Audit Certification Course Outline
- Key concepts of audit
- Relevant standards
- Different types of audits
- Principles of management system auditing
- Audit programme
- Risks and opportunities
- Audit scope, objectives and criteria
- Audit team
- Preparing for a specific audit
- The audit plan
- The opening meeting
- Conducting the audit
- Auditing top management
- Auditing compliance
- Remote auditing
- Collecting and recording audit evidence
- Generating audit findings
- Audit conclusions and follow-up
- The closing meeting
- The audit report
- Value-adding audits
- Auditor competence requirements
- Auditor expected behavior
- Requirements for the audit team leader
- Becoming an auditor and maintaining competence
- Management system certification
- Audits for certification purposes