Impartiality and confidentiality
Audit arrangements that protect impartiality and confidentiality and examine how responsibilities are established and maintained.
A laboratory-focused internal auditor programme built around the way testing and calibration activities are actually performed. Participants examine how competence, impartiality, facilities, equipment, methods, technical records and validity of results are controlled and evidenced.
A laboratory-focused internal auditor programme built around the way testing and calibration activities are actually performed. Participants examine how competence, impartiality, facilities, equipment, methods, technical records and validity of results are controlled and evidenced.
The programme concentrates on the requirements, processes and evidence that matter to this specific discipline.
Audit arrangements that protect impartiality and confidentiality and examine how responsibilities are established and maintained.
Evaluate competence requirements, authorisation, training, supervision and records supporting personnel capability.
Audit facilities, environmental conditions, equipment and relevant measurement traceability arrangements.
Examine method selection, verification or validation, sampling, handling of test or calibration items and technical records.
Evaluate activities used to monitor and demonstrate the validity of testing and calibration results.
Audit reporting, complaints, nonconforming work, corrective action and management-system improvement.
Suitable for personnel who operate, support, audit or oversee the relevant management-system processes.
Quality personnel responsible for management-system implementation and internal audits.
Technical personnel overseeing laboratory methods, competence, equipment or results.
Auditors who need to evaluate technical and management-system requirements.
Personnel who need a practical understanding of internal audit expectations in laboratory environments.
The training moves from requirements into audit situations so participants practise following evidence, asking relevant questions and developing defensible findings.
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 is the current published standard for competence of testing and calibration laboratories. This programme focuses on internal auditing of laboratory requirements and technical activities. General management-system audit principles may be supported by ISO 19011:2026 where applicable.
Assessment activities use laboratory scenarios, document and record review, evidence evaluation, interview exercises, finding development and audit reporting. Participants who satisfy the programme completion requirements receive a certificate of completion.
The programme is suited to laboratory quality personnel, technical managers, laboratory auditors and personnel involved in testing or calibration activities.
Yes. Unlike a generic management-system auditor course, the programme addresses laboratory competence, technical activities, records and validity of results.
No. Training does not constitute laboratory accreditation or an accreditation decision.
Yes. ISO/IEC 17025:2017 remains the current published edition.
Contact Sustainacert to discuss programme delivery, participant requirements and suitable training arrangements.