Internal Auditor ISO 19011:2026

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Internal Auditor in accordance with DIN EN ISO 19011:2026 – Planning and conducting audits effectively
This one-day training course provides a practical overview of the changes introduced by DIN EN ISO 19011:2026 and is aimed at internal auditors who wish to update their auditing skills and conduct audits with methodological confidence. The focus is on applying the standard in day-to-day auditing, regardless of the underlying management system.

Objective

Participants will gain confidence in applying the DIN EN ISO 19011:2026 standard and will be able to conduct internal audits in a professional, effective and practical manner.

Target audience

• Internal auditors of all management systems

Contents

1. Changes and Revision of DIN EN ISO 19011:2026
DIN EN ISO 19011:2026 further develops the audit guidelines to meet current requirements regarding audit practice, integrated management systems and modern forms of auditing.

Key changes and clarifications:

• Purpose and context of the revision
• Key changes compared to the previous edition
• Further development of the risk-based audit approach
• Clarified requirements for auditor competence
• Handling of integrated management systems
• Consideration of remote and hybrid audits

2. Timeline for implementation of the new standard

• Transition periods and timetable following publication of the standard

3. Practical application within the organisation

• Risk-based planning of audits,
• Determining the scope and depth of audits
• Conducting audits
• Assessing the effectiveness of management systems
• Formulating audit findings, compliant documentation
• Utilisation for improvement and action management

The training strengthens the role of internal auditors as competent discussion partners for management and process owners.

Duration

1 day

Scope of services

Format: Remote
Cost: €590

Examination / Certificate

At the end of the training course, each participant will receive a certificate of attendance.

Recommendation

The following dates are available – book now:

• 1 October 2026
• 5 November 2026