Factory Audit

Factory Audit is an examination of a factory's facilities, workplace practices, and conditions. An auditor evaluates various aspects of the factory, such as its systems, capacity, workplace environment, and capabilities to ensure alignment with buyer requirements. A factory audit is also used to qualify potential suppliers or manage existing relationships.

Factory audits can be used to ensure supplier compliance, ethical practices, and product quality.

• Social Audits: evaluates an organization's social and ethical performance.
• Environmental Audits: assesses a company's environmental impact and compliance with environmental regulations.
• Supplier GMP/Process Audit: Evaluates a supplier's adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices, which outline requirements for production, testing, and quality control.
• ‍Supplier Capacity Audit: Evaluates a supplier's ability to meet production volume requirements.