Whitepaper: How to write to regulatory agencies when things go wrong: your essential guidance
Posted: 21 June 2019 | NSF International | No comments yet
Although good auditors base conclusions on facts, emotions will play an important part in how they perceive your company, your leadership and your quality culture.
So, what do you do?
Firstly, acknowledge receipt of the report immediately. Always be respectful and polite, never defensive or officious. Keep this immediate communication short and to the point. Commit to providing a full and comprehensive response within the permitted time frame. Emphasise your total commitment to fix the underlying causes and to address any immediate risks…
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