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What is a Quality Audit?
A quality audit is a method that involves a systematic and independent examination of various aspects of a project or product. It can encompass any aspect of the project or product, and common areas of focus include project processes, project documents, product requirements, product documentation, repairing of defects or deficiencies, compliance with organizational policies and procedures, compliance with the Quality Management Plan, good practices from similar projects, areas for improvement, and description of defects or deficiencies. stakeholdermap.comAudits should be customized to meet the specific needs of the project. Any defects or deficiencies should include action items, a responsible party, and a due date for compliance. The technique of quality audit is a part of the process 8.2 Manage Quality in the PMBOK® Guide – Sixth Edition. The project's quality audits should align with the Quality Management Plan.
The contents of the Quality Audit Template
Field
Field Description and Tips to Complete
Project details and document control
- Project Name and Reference
- Document information: ID, owner, issue date, last saved date, file name or path
- Document history: version, issue date, changes.
- Document approvals: role, name, signature, date
Area audited
Areas that have been audited | |
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[ ] Adherence to Project Methodology |
[ ] Quality Management |
[ ] Project Specific Processes |
[ ] Resource Management |
[ ] Change Management |
[ ] Scope Management |
[ ] Configuration Management |
[ ] Testing (unit & user) |
[ ] Project Planning |
[ ] Training |
[ ] Project Documentation |
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Good practices to share
What worked well? |
Why did it work well? |
Will this be shared and if so, how? |
The train the trainer approach. |
It shortened the training schedule by 50% because the team were able to empower the customer’s existing training team of 5+ trainers. |
Yes, share at next Project Management team meeting. Add to our team wide Lessons Learned log. |
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General feedback on what went well
Areas for improvement
What didn’t work so well? |
Why did it go wrong? |
Will this be shared and if so, how? |
Customer acceptance was delayed leading to a delay in payment. |
The customer didn’t agree upfront i.e., in the project start-up phase, to the acceptance criteria, and insisted all defects, even those with workarounds, be fixed first. |
Yes, share at next Project Management team meeting. Add to our team wide Lessons Learned log that acceptance criteria need to be signed-off before moving to the build phase of the project life cycle. |
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General feedback on what didn't go well
Deficiencies or defects
ID |
Defect |
Action |
Responsible party |
Due date |
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Docs are missing from the project online file system. |
Upload all. |
Project Manager. |
Within 5 days. |
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A Change Request was not completed for a small change of zero value. Regardless of effort all changes from the SOW or design must be recorded. |
Complete a retrospective change request. |
Project Manager. |
With 30 days. |
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