AHCWRK519 — Audit site operations

1 Determine the scope of the audit

• 1.1Prepare objectives and scope of the audit
• 1.2Confirm expectations of client or organisation
• 1.3Determine the pattern of random or non-random audit events
• 1.4Identify individual and personal actions for audit requirements
• 1.5Identify groups and processes for audit requirements
• 1.6Prepare a list of audit items
• 1.7Identify legislative, regulatory and industry requirements for audit

2 Specify the audit requirements

• 2.1Identify and document parameters for acceptable conditions and results
• 2.2Describe relevant sections of codes of practice and clauses in Australian standards
• 2.3Communicate written guidelines to the audited group and individual staff members
• 2.4Provide detailed information to audit groups in a durable format for working conditions

3 Define the audit process

• 3.1Determine and assign responsibilities for audit implementation and evaluation
• 3.2Determine the timing and frequency of the audit and audit events
• 3.3Confirm schedules and logistical arrangements, and plan contingency arrangements
• 3.4Confirm expectations with the audited group and individual staff members
• 3.5Document and communicate audit process to appropriate people

4 Organise and conduct audit

• 4.1Organise an audit meeting in advance at a mutually agreed time
• 4.2Examine activities of audited group and individual staff members
• 4.3Identify and record items of compliance and non-compliance
• 4.4Interview appropriate persons for detailed information, clarification and feedback
• 4.5Gather and record information and sample documentation
• 4.6Take contingency actions and record as required

5 Evaluate and document the audit findings into a report

• 5.1Examine results and findings against audit objectives, and present to the audited group or individual
• 5.2Seek and reach agreement on corrective action reports
• 5.3Explain and discuss context and consequences of audit during follow-up meetings
• 5.4Provide feedback on results to client or organisation
• 5.5Document and present final audit report to client or organisation

What does an assessment tool for AHCWRK519 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for AHCWRK519 needs to address all 50 unit components: 5 elements with 27 performance criteria, 11 performance evidence requirements, 9 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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