Preparing for an NDIS audit can be a daunting task for providers, especially if they are unsure of what to expect. During an audit, NDIS auditors may ask a range of questions to assess whether...

Producing objective evidence is an essential factor in passing your NDIS audit. One of the difficulties of becoming an NDIS provider is understanding the required documentation as an NDIS provider....

Do’s and Don’ts for Auditors

Auditing is verifying an organisation’s management systems against specific criteria, which can be customer-related, ISO 9001, or NDIS Quality...

The OH&S management systems ISO 45001:2018 standard itself is split into ten clauses. The OH&S standard is developed to provide a clear and defined framework and requirements for running a...

PROBONO Australia has published LMS TRG’s article about the auditee's rights and responsibilities and how to get audit-ready.

Several things have to be done to become ready for the NDIS...

The underlying principles of ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Systems should help organizations to improve the way they do things. Take the wrong implementation approach to the requirements, and...

There are several steps to become ready for your external audit, from updating policies and procedures to reviewing single details of each process and practice. Knowing your rights and...

One of the key requirements of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) for disability service providers is to conduct an internal audit. NDIS providers often ask questions about internal...

Keeping up with ever-evolving trends can be challenging as technology continuously develops new learning methodologies, but rest assured, online training ensures that you stay ahead of the game.

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Some people see audits as an opportunity for improvement that helps organizations and staff identify potential gaps and focus on their weak points. Others see audits as a process run by an auditor...