ISO 19011 influences audits by emphasizing risk-based planning, sampling, evidence evaluation, and consistent reporting across the audit lifecycle.
ISO 19011 provides widely used guidance for auditing management systems, including how to plan audits, manage audit activities, gather evidence, and report results. In an ISO/IEC 42001 context, this supports consistent audit execution even when AI topics feel new or technically complex.
Applying ISO 19011 principles helps auditors stay anchored to audit fundamentals—scope, criteria, sampling, and objective evidence—while still evaluating AI-specific governance and control practices. It confirms that audits remain repeatable and defensible across different organizations and AIMS implementations.
When auditors use ISO 19011 rigor, AI audits avoid becoming technology debates and stay focused on conformity and effectiveness.
“Audit discipline keeps complex topics auditable.”
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Day 2 focuses on audit principles and preparation, including evidence-based and risk-based auditing, audit initiation, and stage 1 audit activities.
It is a four-day course that develops the expertise to perform FSMS audits against ISO 22000:2018, including planning, stage 1 and stage 2 execution, reporting, and follow-up using ISO 19011 and ISO/IEC 17021-1 guidance.
It enables you to plan and conduct internal and external ISO 9001 audits and to lead audit teams using ISO 19011 guidance and ISO/IEC 17021-1 certification process concepts. It also builds competence in reporting and follow-up.
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