IMS Audit

IMS Audit

IMS Audit

IA2604 Planned

Audit Details

ISO9000
Factory Administration
Internal IMS Audirt
05 August 2026
Wilfred Nyandoro
Wilfred, Adrian
Wilfred Nyandoro

Scope & Objectives

The audit shall cover all functions and processes of the HR department including outsourced services

Audit Checklist

Clause Criteria Status Evidence
4.1 Are Documents controlled in Line with the standard requirements Conform

Findings

Ref Description Classification Violation Target Date Status
SHE01 Upon review of the 2026 TPZ IMS Internal Audit Plan, it was noted that the SHE Department was scheduled to be audited once during the year. The auditors requested the matrix used to determine audit frequency, and upon review, it was identified that SHE falls within the category requiring two audits annually. This discrepancy arose from an incorrect EMS rating, which was recorded as 2 instead of 3, resulting in a total score of 16 instead of 17. Consequently, the audit frequency was incorrectly set to once instead of twice for 2026. Observation This is in violation clause 9.2.2 (a) of ZW ISO 9001:2015, ZW ISO 14001:2015, ZW ISO 45001:2018, ZW ISO 50001:2018 which requires the organization to plan, establish, implement and maintain an audit programme(s) including the frequency, methods, responsibilities, planning requirements and reporting, which shall take into consideration the importance of the processes concerned, changes affecting the organization, and the results of previous audits. 02/09/2026 Overdue
SHE02 During the review of medical surveillance records, it was observed that the dental and eye screening document was not signed by both the wellness coordinator and the presenter as required. In addition, the workplace safety and ergonomics document was not signed by the wellness coordinator. The absence of the required signatures indicates inadequate control, verification and authorization of documented information related to employee wellness and occupational health programs. Major NC Open
SHE03 There was no documented action plan or corrective measures in place for temperature deviations observed in the cold room facilities. Review of temperature monitoring records showed that the cold room temperature exceeded the established limit of 5u00b0C, with temperatures of 6u00b0C recorded on 25 April 2026 and 26 April 2026. No evidence was provided to demonstrate that corrective action was initiated. Minor NC Open
SHE04 During inspection, it was noted that the quantity of gauze swabs available was 100 units instead of the required 5 units as specified on the first aid box checklist. Furthermore, gauze bandages were found inside the first aid box although they were not listed on the approved first aid box checklist. In addition, the name of the designated person in charge of the first aid box was not displayed. Observation Open

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