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Francisco J. Tapia Guerrero


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Posted By Francisco J. Tapia Guerrero 08-24-2026 02:29 PM
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Guidelines for auditing management systems Since the third edition of this document was published in 2018, several management system standards have been published in new fields. Most of them have a common structure, identical core requirements, and common terms and core definitions. As a result, ...
Posted By Francisco J. Tapia Guerrero 08-23-2026 09:56 AM
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Marc. I appreciate you sharing the ISO information. That said, my question was actually intended to generate a professional discussion among auditors about the practical impact of the changes, rather than where to find information about ISO 19011:2026. As auditors, I think all of us are already familiar ...
Posted By Francisco J. Tapia Guerrero 08-22-2026 11:02 AM
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You are a great technical reference, Nosakhare. I particularly appreciate your practical approach to explaining ISO 45001 and the way you connect Clause 6.2 with other requirements of the standard. In my opinion, one of the most important points is that an OH&S objective should not be considered effective ...
Posted By Francisco J. Tapia Guerrero 08-21-2026 01:52 PM
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What do you think is the most significant change introduced by ISO 19011:2026, and how will it affect the way we conduct audits? In my opinion, the new emphasis on risk-based thinking will push auditors to move beyond simply checking compliance and focus more on the effectiveness, context, and real risks ...
Posted By Francisco J. Tapia Guerrero 08-11-2026 01:15 PM
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Dilawar's distinction is important and worth reinforcing. The training certificate and the professional certification are two separate things that operate on different cycles and different requirements, and conflating them leads to gaps people don't catch until renewal. If your certificate came through ...