List six responsibilities of the lead auditor when conducting an external audit.

List six responsibilities of the lead auditor when conducting an external audit.


The following are the six responsibilities of the lead auditor when conducting an external audit:

 

1)      Developing the audit and including determining the audit objectives scope and criteria with the audit client.

2)      Detailing and communicating “roles and responsibilities” to the audit team members.

3)      Third communication the auditor and managing all correspondence fire during and after audit.

4)      Sharing the opening meeting and should confirm the audit plan time table and any other changes noted.

5)      Planning of final team meeting to the closing between along with audit findings non-conformance and conformance identified at the time of audit.

6)      Closing meeting should be shared complete and distribute the audit report to all concerned.

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