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During our first audit with this auditor our ethics training policy was sufficient. During our second, and most recent audit, with this same auditor we were heavily cited for deficiencies in our ethics training policy. Shortly afterwards, I kid you not, we were sent an email from this same auditor stating that he offered an ethics training course that we could take for a fee. Granted, there are improvements to be made in our quality manual but the circumstances are so ridiculous that I am at a loss.
This is just one highlight of an audit that, for the first time, has left me feeling a little defeated and exhausted, so I am looking for some camaraderie and a place to vent.
Does anyone else have an audit story they want to share? Cause, well, you know...misery loves company.
By the way, i know this is a chromatography forum, but anyone else's lab also test for BacT in drinking water? When a BacT sample from a chlorinated system is submitted without a chlorine value, we must measure residual chlorine in house. Many of our distribution systems here are non-chlorinated systems. Since they are a non-chlorinated system they are not required to measure chlorine at time of sample. Does anyone else test residual chlorine on bacT samples from non-chlorinated systems?