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QMS ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor Exam
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QMS ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor Exam Questions and Answers

Question 1

In the context of a third-party audit, match the event with the responsibility for conducting it.

Options:

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Question 2

You are auditing a manufacturer of speciality tea products during a Stage 2 certification audit. In the quality laboratory, you interview one of three operatives conducting sensory testing of a batch from the production line.

You: How do you determine the consistency of the product?

Operative: We conduct sensory tests to evaluate flavour and aroma and record the results. We then allocate a quality grade.

You: How can you ensure that results are consistent between operatives?

Operatives: The three of us in the lab are well-trained and very experienced. We use the Hedonic Scale method involving a 5-point scoring system.

You: Are operatives periodically calibrated to ensure consistency?

Operative: No, but we regularly ask each other for a second opinion in borderline cases.

Select three options of evidence which could demonstrate conformance with clause 9.1.1 of ISO 9001.

Options:

A.

Operatives having a university degree in food science.

B.

Sensory testing results are recorded.

C.

The Hedonic Method is used to monitor the quality of the product.

D.

Analysis of the results of sensory tests.

E.

Laboratory staff routinely tested for respiratory ailments.

F.

Independent experts were brought in to review test processes.

G.

Outsourcing the sensory testing to an accredited laboratory.

Question 3

An internal auditor of a manufacturer of polystyrene packaging products for the electronics industry raised a nonconformity against section 10.3 of ISO 9001 in Report IA202. The nonconformity (NC 3) stated:

" The reject rate of the finished product of 9.7% needs improvement as it doesn ' t meet the stated objective of top management of 5%. "

As the third-party auditor reviewing the internal audit process, you come across the nonconformity. For corrective action, the Quality Manager conducted an investigation into the reject rates. He reported that the collection baskets for products ejecting from the moulding machines were not large enough. About 6% of products fell onto the wet and dirty factory floor. Management stated that replacing the baskets was too costly and ordered the Maintenance Manager to ensure that the floor was kept clean and dry to prevent rejects. The auditor later checked the factory floor, which was wet and dirty in places.

From the following nonconformities, select three that the auditor could raise to ISO 9001.

Options:

A.

10.3 - The organisation did not continuously improve. Reject rates were unchanged.

B.

7.1.4 - The factory environment is not suitably maintained to prevent dirty products.

C.

7.1.1 - The organisation failed to provide the required resources to prevent nonconforming products.

D.

9.2.2 - Report IA202 contained a poorly worded nonconformity (NC 3).

E.

8.6 - Dirty products were released to the customer.

F.

7.3 - Staff were not aware that products were falling onto the factory floor.

G.

10.2.1 - Conduct of an investigation was not sufficient to understand the cause of the nonconformity.