SECOND PARTY AUDIT
Employee education is essential to ensure that everyone understands the new requirements and processes . WR ERN BERATUNG “CERT – ERN” offers Customized training for different levels of the company, from management to operational staff.
- Auditor / Chief Auditor SySTEmS THE Management :
training for Auditor at ISO standards are essential because they provide individual expertise ABOUT THE implemented AND MANAGE A system THE Management :
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 9001:2015 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 14001:2015 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 45001:2018 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 27001:2022 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 20000-1:2018 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 22000:2018 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 39001:2012 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 37001:2016 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 50001:2018 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 22301:2019 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 13485:2016 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 3834-1:2021 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 28001:2007 system
- ⮚ Auditor of ISO 31000 system
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The Importance of Training for Occupational Safety
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- coaching for HSE (Health & Safety).
The Importance of HSE Training
training ABOUT SAFETY IS A part fundamental of every CouNTRY THE SAFE job , with benefits like :
- MORE LESS ACCIDENTS AND INCIDENTS
- Compliance with regulations AND industrial law
- A culture MORE THE stronger SAFETY
- HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) Training
The Importance of HACCP Training
Implementing a HACCP plan reduces risks to consumers by controlling potential hazards that may be found in food. It also reduces the recall of any product that may have been contaminated due to processing or human error. HACCP means that food safety risks are a priority for food businesses.
- Elevator Maintenance and Installation Training
The Importance of Training for Elevator Maintenance and Installation
Elevator maintenance and installation training is essential to ensure that these complex devices operate safely and efficiently. This training is important for professionals working in elevator installation, maintenance, and repair, equipping them with the knowledge and practical skills to manage various elevator systems.
Who needs this training?
- Installation Technicians:
Professionals who are responsible for the installation and configuration of new elevators.
- Maintenance Technicians:
Persons who are involved in the inspection and maintenance of elevators to ensure safe and stable operation.
- Elevator Engineers:
Engineers who design and supervise the installation and maintenance of complex systems.
- Safety Inspectors:
Persons responsible for carrying out regular inspections and certification of elevators.
- Power Line Training
Training in electrical line installation and maintenance is essential to ensuring that all electrical systems operate safely and efficiently. This training provides technicians with in-depth knowledge of the installation, inspection, maintenance, and repair of the electrical network, including low, medium, and high voltage lines.
Who needs this training?
- Electricians:
All electricians who are responsible for the installation and maintenance of the electrical network, including low, medium and high voltage.
- Maintenance Technicians:
Persons who are involved in the inspection and repair of electrical lines and their components.
- Electrical Engineers:
Engineers who design, supervise, and manage power line projects.
- Project Managers:
People who supervise electrical network installation and maintenance projects, ensuring that all work is carried out according to safety standards.
- Cyber Security Training
What IS Safety Cyber ?
Cybersecurity is the process of protecting computer systems, networks, devices, and data from cyberattacks, unauthorized use, damage, or misuse. It includes technologies, practices, and measures that aim to protect information and digital infrastructure from various threats such as malware, phishing, DDoS attacks, and hacking.
Why Should It Be a Priority for Every Company?
Data Protection:
Companies collect and store sensitive data such as customer personal information, financial data, and intellectual property information. A security breach can result in data loss and damage to customer trust.
Avoiding Financial Impact:
Cyberattacks can cause significant financial losses through downtime, data recovery costs, fines, and customer compensation.
Company Reputation:
A security incident can severely damage a company’s reputation, causing customers and business partners to lose trust and leave.
Legal and Regulatory Compliance:
Many sectors require companies to follow specific data protection and cybersecurity regulations. Failure to comply with these requirements can result in legal penalties and fines.
Preventing Business Disruptions:
Cyberattacks can cripple a company’s systems and networks, halting operations and production. Cybersecurity helps minimize these disruptions.
Why Should You Invest in Cybersecurity?
Preventing Cyberattacks:
Investing in cybersecurity tools and practices helps prevent attacks before they happen, reducing the risk of data breaches.
Recovery Costs:
The consequences of a cyberattack are far more costly than the upfront investment in security. The costs of recovering data, fines, and reputational damage can be devastating.
Improving Performance and Efficiency:
A secure infrastructure helps improve the performance of networks and systems, minimizing disruptions and delays caused by attacks.
Innovation and Competition:
Companies that invest in cybersecurity are more likely to pursue innovations and advance in the market, as security allows them to focus on developing new products and services.
Protecting Company Value:
A serious security incident can reduce the value of a company and impact shareholders. Investing in security protects the overall value of the organization.
Second-party audits, also known as supplier audits, are primarily intended to systematically assess an organization’s information, processes, and activities to ensure compliance with specific requirements and standards. A second-party audit is conducted by an organization on its suppliers or business partners.
The purpose of a second-party audit is to thoroughly verify whether the supplier meets the criteria set by the contracting organization in terms of quality, safety, ethics, social responsibility, sustainability and agreed-upon acceptance criteria. This type of audit is a vital part of supply chain management, ensuring that suppliers adhere to best practices according to the required standards and requirements.
The need for second-party audits arises from companies and organizations wishing to ensure that their suppliers and business partners have the capacity, high performance and stability required to deliver products and services in accordance with specific agreed standards, requirements and criteria. Second-party audits may be necessary for various reasons, the most common of which include:
Contractual requirements : Raising standards of collaboration. Organizations include specific clauses in their commercial contracts that set non-negotiable standards for their suppliers, including product quality, ethical practices, social responsibility, and safety, among others.
Risk Management : Supply Chain Assurance. Second-party audits are essential tools for maintaining a healthy supply chain. Evaluating supplier performance allows the contracting organization to mitigate risks related to quality, supply chain compliance, and regulatory standards.
Continuous Improvement : Improving operational efficiency. Second-party audits are a key component in driving continuous improvement. The regular planning, execution, verification and taking of actions, with a focus on supplier activities and performance, contributes to increased operational efficiency and superior quality in product or service delivery.
Changes in regulatory requirements or industry standards : Adapting to innovation. Organizations conduct audits to ensure that their suppliers are keeping pace with regulatory changes or emerging industry standards, promoting compliance and driving innovation.
Previous quality or performance issues : Learning and correcting effectively. In response to previous challenges such as quality or performance issues, second-party audits become effective tools for addressing and correcting these issues, facilitating continuous learning and effective correction.