Remote auditing

During a remote audit an auditor is not physically present at the site of the auditee (organization that is audited). Online tools are used to share and obtain evidence.

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Remote auditing is part of the future because it gives us opportunities to perform our work in a more efficient and sustainable way. But there are more advantages.

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Remote auditing is useful for any kind of audit where evidence is gathered via documentation review, records’ evaluation in information systems and interviews with people.

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During a remote audit, the auditor and the organization that is audited, work simultaneously on a project. This requires good technical facilities and professional skills of the auditor.

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Partly because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Kiwa has speed up the development and implementation of remote auditing. Inspection manager appliances and installations and remote auditing expert by experience Bert van Erkel tells more about this in this article.

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Read how employees of our customers, including Viessmann, VOLA, Esterchem and DuPont Water Solutions, have experienced remote auditing.

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