Methods such as the PDCA cycle, task distribution, process steps and other aspects of quality auditing as diagrams for PowerPoint.

Comparison with defined standards

An audit systematically and, if possible, independently examines whether a business process meets certain predefined standards. If this is a quality management (QM) procedure, it is referred to as a quality audit. Its purpose is to identify where improvements are possible and necessary.

Systematic concept for quality improvement

The goal of quality assurance is to maintain a certain level of product or service quality. The quality management approach goes a step further, aligning a company's management towards continuous quality improvements and efficiency gains. The structured concept of quality auditing is a proven method for achieving such quality improvements.

Our PowerPoint slides provide all the essential information on how quality audits are conducted. Detailed diagrams and charts explain each step of the audit process and highlight key points to consider during execution. Briefing your audit team or implementing the method within your company becomes effortless – all necessary templates are included in this package.

Our presentation slides on quality auditing will support you…

• when structuring your quality management measures
  
• during the briefing of your employees on the topic of quality auditing
  
• in visualizing the results of your quality improvement

This PowerPoint template contains:

• Definition of a quality audit
  
• Quality assurance vs. quality management
  
• Components and principles of quality management
  
• Diagrams of the PDCA cycle or Deming cycle
  
• Advantages of a quality management system
  
• Total Quality Management at a glance
  
• Fundamentals of an audit (criteria, tasks, objectives, etc.)
  
• Internal vs. external audits (first-, second- and third-party audits)
  
• Conducting or certification process of an audit
  
• Detailed slides on the steps of the audit process
  
• Qualifications and requirements of an auditor
  
• Checklists for a successful audit