Conduct third-party management system certification audits for ISO standards across client organizations. Responsibilities include planning audit programs, communicating audit plans and results, documenting findings and nonconformities, reviewing corrective action plans, and verifying their effectiveness. Audits may be conducted remotely or onsite at client locations throughout the Americas.
This position is posted on a continuous basis and does not have a fixed application close date. Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis.
Job Title: Lead Auditor for either ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 42001 and/or ISO 27001
Location: Americas region, including US, Canada, Mexico, and South America including Caribbean
Responsibilities (high level overview, and not limited to):
- Conducting 3rd Party Management System Certification Audits
- Establish Audit Program and Plan in advance of an audit
- Effectively communicate audit planning and audit results with auditee within DEKRA audit report
- Prepare and present audit findings, including nonconformities
- Review and approve Corrective Action Plans
- Verify effectiveness of Corrective Action Plans to close out non-conformities.
- Travel to client site to conduct onsite audit, however many audits are done remotely
Qualifications:
- Must have: ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and/or ISO 27001 Lead Auditor Certification
- Preferred to have: Management System Certification auditing experience
- Must have 2 years based work experience (Manufacturing, plant, training/teaching/lab/customer service)
- If you have a college degree: Must have 4 years full time work experience, with 2 being dedicated to quality, environmental, and/or Information Security Management Systems
- If you have high school diploma: Must have 5 years full time work experience with 2 years dedicated to quality, environmental, and/or Information Security Management Systems
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