HSE Audit

Auditing is a key element of any HSE management system; e.g. API 9100, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001. The traditional purpose of auditing is to check for implementation’s compliance with standards and management system provisions and expectations. Additionally, auditing is used as a tool for identifying areas of improvement.

Auditing is a systematic process that consists of a well-defined methodology with clear deliverables. A qualified audit team is responsible for performing the HSE audit. The audit process starts with office preparation activities in which the audit plan is prepared along with logistical steps. This is followed by field audit where the audit team members tour through the audited area observing, conversing, and checking records and documents to assess compliance. This is done using pre-prepared worksheets that include checklists.

Once a non-compliance is established, a record is developed; i.e. non-compliance record or NCR. Once the audit is concluded, an audit report is prepared with key findings, if any for corrective actions.

GLC has qualified, experienced auditors. The GLC audit team consists of:

• A certified auditor.

• One or more audit team members that have experience in your industry.

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