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ISO 42001 Certification: Preparing Your Organisation for Stage 1 and Stage 2 Audits

Handling Nonconformities Raised During Stage 2

Quiz: Handling Nonconformities Raised During Stage 2

Corrective Action Plans, Root Cause and Verification Evidence

Quiz: Corrective Action Plans, Root Cause and Verification Evidence

Certificate Issue, Scope Wording and Use of the Certification Mark

Quiz: Certificate Issue, Scope Wording and Use of the Certification Mark

Surveillance Audits and Keeping Evidence Current Between Them

Quiz: Surveillance Audits and Keeping Evidence Current Between Them

Recertification and Handling Major Changes to AI Systems

Quiz: Recertification and Handling Major Changes to AI Systems

Combining ISO 42001 With ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 Audits

Quiz: Combining ISO 42001 With ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 Audits

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Quiz: Corrective Action Plans, Root Cause and Verification Evidence

ISO 42001 Certification: Preparing Your Organisation for Stage 1 and Stage 2 Audits
Corrective Action Plans, Root Cause and Verification Evidence
Quiz: Corrective Action Plans, Root Cause and Verification Evidence

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What is the first step in writing a strong corrective action plan?

Immediately submit a generic response acknowledging the non-conformity
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Understand exactly what the auditor found and clarify if the finding is unclear
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Request that the auditor reconsider the finding
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Implement a broad control improvement that might address multiple issues
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

If the root cause of a non-conformity is that staff were unaware of a requirement, what corrective action is appropriate?

Disciplining the staff members involved
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Training and communication to ensure staff awareness going forward
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Redesigning the process to eliminate the requirement
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Requesting that the auditor excuse the non-conformity
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

What should verification evidence demonstrate for a non-conformity about incident escalation procedures?

A meeting agenda discussing how procedures should work
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A plan to provide training on the procedures
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The revised procedure, training records and evidence of two new incidents where the procedure was correctly followed
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Only the revised procedure document
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

How should you structure your corrective action plan document?

As a narrative essay explaining your perspective on the auditor's findings
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State the non-conformity, root cause, specific corrective action, responsible person, deadline and verification evidence
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As a list of all improvements you plan to make in the organisation
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As a brief email acknowledging the finding
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

Why is it important to be realistic about corrective action timelines?

The auditor will automatically approve any timeline you suggest
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If you commit to 30 days but it takes 60 days, you will be in breach of your plan and must explain the delay
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Corrective action timelines are never enforced anyway
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The longer the timeline, the better your plan looks
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