![]() When the subject standard references another standard for physical evidence, the checklist does not call out the full requirements of the referenced standard, only the expected physical evidence that should be available. In this checklist, manuals, reports, scripts and specifications are included in the document category. All procedures should be reviewed but the checklist does not call out a review for each procedure, unless the standard calls out the procedure review. For the sake of brevity this checklist does not call out a separate record for each review or audit. This record would define the findings of the review or audit and any corrective action to be taken. There must be an accompanying record of some type when an audit or review has been accomplished. ![]() This checklist is constructed around a classification scheme of physical evidence comprised of policies, procedures, plans, records, documents, audits, and reviews. To aid in determining what is actually required by the document in the way of physical evidence of compliance, the experts at SEPT have produced this checklist. The process of defining what is necessary for compliance with a process standard such as ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010:2011 is often confusing and laborious because the directions contained in the standards are unclear or ambiguous.
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