Lead auditor definition

Lead auditor means an auditor who is authorised to lead a team of two or more auditors.
Lead auditor means the registered company auditor who is primarily responsible to the audit firm or the audit company for the conduct of audit work conducted in relation to RSE licensee law.
Lead auditor means an auditor who is authorized to lead a team of two or more auditors as specified in Section 1.6.2 (ii) of PR 10.

Examples of Lead auditor in a sentence

  • An auditor (Lead auditor or Auditor) employed by a WEEELABEX System may therefore perform a WEEELABEX audit only as a member of an audit team comprising of at least one auditor that is not employed by any WEEELABEX System.

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More Definitions of Lead auditor

Lead auditor means a senior member of staff from the consultants team;
Lead auditor means an auditor who meets the requirements set out in section 9(d) and is assigned as the Lead Auditor of an audit team;
Lead auditor means an individual from the Panel Member who is appointed by IPART to this Classification in respect of one or more of the Categories and is identified accordingly in Item 3 of Schedule 1.
Lead auditor means the registered company auditor who is primarily responsible to the audit firm or the audit company for the conduct of audit work.
Lead auditor means an auditor who meets the requirements set out in section 9(d) of Part 1;
Lead auditor means the individual appointed by the PGA of SA to develop and present the Course, currently ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇;
Lead auditor means auditor with overall responsibility for the conduct of the Audit of the Applicant’s Management System(s).