Practical sheet | REF: FIC0594 V1

Setting up an audit team

Author: Cécile MALATERRE

Publication date: February 10, 2017 | Lire en français

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    4. Our advice

    4.1 Create pairs of listeners

    When auditing is a one-off activity, as in the case of internal auditors, it's best to send your auditors out in pairs: in pairs, it will be easier for them to conduct interviews and take notes, and even exchange views on the findings.

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    4.2 Inform auditors and auditees in advance

    To mobilize internal auditors for such an activity, it is necessary to plan in advance the constitution of audit teams. When drawing up your audit program, identify the audit teams. Discuss...

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