Our Business Continuity Management Systems (BCMS) Lead Auditor Training Course teaches the fundamental auditing principles and practices, in conformance with national and international accepted norms and regulations relating to business continuity (BC) requirements.
By attending this course, delegates will also gain the necessary auditing skills through activity-based learning, and practical auditing experience with coaching, group activities and open forum discussions. Experienced BSI tutors will guide delegates through the entire audit process; from initiation to conducting audit follow-up.
Successful completion of this CQI and IRCA certified training course, by passing the relevant examination and skills assessment, will demonstrate knowledge and basic skills to undertake and lead a management systems audit.
BSI's CQI and IRCA ISO 22301 BCMS Lead Auditor: Practitioner Package
This package is a structured learning pathway that combine carefully selected courses with rigorous asessements that guarantee their relevance. In this practitioner package, it includes:
- 4 hours on-demand eLearning ISO 22301 BCMS requirements training course (available 24/7, complete flexibility and time-efficient) and;
- 5-days CQI and IRCA ISO 22301 BCMS lead auditor training course (virtual instructor led training)
Assessment
Each course is followed by a mandatory online multiple-choice examination. Delegates must pass the examination to be awarded the qualification - BSI Mark of Trust.
Why practitioner package?
- This qualification focuses on building a strong understanding of the fundamentals of the subject, enabling you to increase your performance and effectiveness within your role to the standard expected.
- Unlimited access to ISO 22301 BCMS requirements on-demand eLearning training course prior the lead auditor training course for better understanding.
- Opportunity to level up your achievements to professional level and the highest level of qualification, certified professional.
- Showcasing your expertise with BSI’s Mark of Trust on business cards, social media and official documents.
