CLOCS-A Auditor Training
This course, developed by Construction Logistics and Community Safety Australia aims to educate participants about CLOCS-A Accreditation and the role of the Auditor. The course outlines the Auditors role, and Audit processes for Accreditation.
This course is designed to assist Auditors working within the CLOCS- A Accreditation process.
This is an interactive online learning course that aims to help Auditors understand Audit and Accreditation Processes with consideration to their role as Auditors.
This course has interactive activities and contains audio and video elements. You may wish to wear headphones.
The instructions to complete the interactive activities in each lesson will appear in bold text.
There will be a short assessment to complete at the end of the course.
- Recall the broad purpose of the CLOCS-A Standard, Audit and Accreditation Process for organisations applying for and undertaking CLOCS-A Accreditation.
- Learn the requirements and process to become a CLOCS-A Auditor.
- Recall all aspects of the role of the Auditor in the Audit process including what to do in the event of an Audit failure.
- Learn about the business rules that govern the Audit process and procedures and the Auditor Code of Conduct.
CLOCS-A was developed to provide a consistent framework for industry to achieve and has been inspired by the success of the CLOCS Program established in the United Kingdom in reducing road trauma associated with construction logistics.
The primary goal of CLOCS-A is that a similar reduction in lives lost, and serious injuries can be achieved locally on our roads in Australia.
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- Note: The course is best viewed using a chrome browser with desktop or laptop computer screens or tablets, and it is not recommended to use a phone to view the content and complete the course as it will be too small a font to comfortably complete.
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Course Contact:
Karyn Welsh - E: [email protected]
