A long time ago...Good Auditing Practices Guide
Started by DenisB, Jun 06 2018 07:34 PM
Hello everyone,
It's been quite a while since I took my Auditor training following ISO 10011:1990 "Guidelines for auditing quality systems" and one of the principles that we were given during this 5-day training was that an auditor should always write is notes using a pen - never using a pencil. Can someone give me references on this - I'm trying to find a "Good Auditing Practices Guide" that would state that auditors notes should always be clear and never use a pencil.
Thanks for helping
DenisB
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It will be the same principle for using ink on process records---it can not be altered, pencil can "magically" disappear
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