Join ANAB’s free webinar "Remote Audits and Assessments - Lessons Learned from the Past Two Years"
Remote oversight such as audits and assessments became the go-to mechanism for ensuring conformance to requirements during the pandemic when in person on-site activities were restricted. Performing remote oversight throughout the pandemic period has provided an opportunity to learn through hands on experience and apply lessons learned to improve the process in the conformity assessment industry as whole. While remote audits and assessments can be used, it is important to understand the risks associated with such activities and most importantly that remote oversight is not necessarily suited for all situations. In situations where it is suitable, it is through the appropriate use of technology that organizations, auditors, and assessors can effectively prepare for and execute a remote activity. Knowing what to expect and how to mitigate risk at each step is crucial in preparing and conducting remote audits or an assessments.
Join us for this webinar where we will discuss the lessons learned from two years of remote assessments, how to identify risks related to remote activities, and understand how to prepare for remote audits and assessments, both from the organization’s perspective and from the perspective of the auditor or assessor.
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Melanie Ross | Technical Products Developer
Melanie Ross has over 20 years of experience in quality assurance, quality control, and quality management. She has worked in several different industries, including chemical, biological, oil and gas, and aerospace. Her main role in each of these industries was the development of management systems, including internal audit programs, vendor qualification procedures, and implementation of lean six sigma. Currently, Melanie is a Technical Products Developer for ANAB designing and delivering training courses and supporting client outreach through business development activities. Her role serves as a technical resource to customers, assessors, and other interested parties.
