최신PECB Certified EMS ISO 14001 Lead Auditor - ISO-14001-Lead-Auditor무료샘플문제

A. Auditors are expected to use a combination of different audit methods to collect information during an audit.

B. During a virtual third-party surveillance audit, the auditor should seek permission from the auditee prior to recording an individual or if taking screenshots of documents.

C. During a virtual audit, evidence can only be collected using methods that involve human interaction.

D. The sampling methods that are used to obtain audit evidence should be agreed by the auditee.

E. During a multi-day stage 2 initial certification audit, auditors must be permitted to take copies of procedures and records off-site for review.

F. As Top Management represents the most senior members of the organisation, audit evidence collected by interview from this group does not require verification by other methods.

A. Installing motion sensor lighting in rooms to switch lights off automatically when empty.

B. An increase in the visitors using the centre.

C. An environmental objective to achieve lower energy consumption.

D. A procedure that provides instructions in taking meter readings and using them to plot a graph.

E. Certification showing that the meters are calibrated to known standards.

F. Training records for centre staff.

G. Periodic analysis of the results of meter readings.

H. Ambient temperature measurements of management offices.

A. The forklift drivers might benefit from additional driver training.

B. Forklift trucks could be out of service due to a lack of hydraulic fluid at the time of maintenance.

C. The oil drum was found in the wrong location, where it was exposed to collision with a forklift truck.

D. The oil spilled may be a fire risk if it comes into contact with a hot surface.

E. The wheels of the forklift trucks could create a slip risk by spreading the oil throughout the depot.

F. The oil from the leaking drum may cause ground contamination.

A. Overrules the auditor ' s instincts

B. Prevents conflict within the audit team

C. Reduces the audit duration

D. Implements the audit plan efficiently

E. Use of the plan for consecutive audits

F. Gives confidence in the audit results

A. An increase in the marketing price of the organisation ' s products.

B. An increase in the number of clients.

C. Recognition of the credibility of the certification process.

D. Clarity of the audit report.

A. There was no record that the operators were aware of the environmental risks associated with their work.

B. The organisation did not provide the correct resources to prevent the environmental incidents from taking place.

C. The organisation failed to check the competence of the operators to perform work in an environmentally friendly way.

D. There was no statement in the installation contract of the need for the subcontractor to comply with the EMS policy.

A. Second-party audits are conducted by certification body auditors with experience in evaluating legal compliance.

B. Internal auditors can audit their own work.

C. The audit plan should consider the effect of the audit activities on the auditee ' s processes.

D. EMS auditors do not need to evaluate the organisation ' s capability to respond to and recover from disruptive incidents.

E. An audit on an external provider may also be referred to as a third-party audit.

F. The frequency of internal audits is determined based on the environmental importance of the processes concerned.

A. Consider the technical complexity of the processes.

B. The size of the organisation ' s environmental team.

C. Take into account previous audit results.

D. Include the time allocated for technical experts.

E. Incorporate the time taken to travel to/from the audit location.

F. Consider the number of sites to be audited.