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BCM Lead Auditor – ISO 22301 (ICOR Certified)
Classroom Training | 5 days
TRAINING DETAILS
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DESCRIPTION
Anyone within the organization can create a Business Continuity Management System but it takes a certified BCM Lead Auditor to make sure that the BCMS follows the ISO 22301 standard as published and observed worldwide. The Lead Auditor must also ensure that proper risk management corresponds to the right stakeholder and identify their key impact points in the BCM System and in the event of business disruption.
Business Continuity Management (ISO 22301) Lead Auditor Training is a 5 day course aims to teach the principles and practices of auditing of a Business Continuity Management System. The participant is guided through the audit process by formal instruction and practical case study activities based on the requirements of ISO 22301. Ultimately, attendees will gain necessary knowledge to prepare for an external audit and develop a standards-based business.
- 5 days of Comprehensive instructor led training.
- Training Manual
- Quick Reference Card and Poster
- Exam passers will earn ANSI Accredited ISO 22301 Lead Auditor Certificate
- Exam passers will earn 35 Credit Hours which can be used upon pursuance of other audit systems
- Master the auditing guidelines of ISO 22301:2012, ISO 19011:2012, and ISO 17022:2012
• Part 1: Requirements for a Business Continuity Management System
• Part 2: Developing Strategies to Mitigate Risk & Continue Operations
• Part 3: BCM Program Implementation
• Part 4: Developing a BCM Culture
• Part 5: Program Maintenance & Improvement
• Part 6: The Role of the Auditor and Understanding the Audit Process
●Understand Key practices of a business continuity program for organizations of all sizes
●Understand the essential elements of the following standards: ISO 22301, ISO 22313, ISO 19011,ISO 17022.
●Understand the requirements for auditing business continuity programs
●Conduct and lead an audit of a BCMS internally or externally, including reporting verbally and in a documented audit report
●Develop a standards based business continuity program
●Employee and customer confidence in achieving ISO 22301 lead auditor certification
●Business Continuity Professionals
●Information Security Professionals/ IT Managers
●Internal Auditors
●Existing Lead Auditors
●Service Continuity Managers
●Operations Managers
●Risk Managers
CERTIFICATIONS
Eligibility:
Basic knowledge in Business Continuity Management.
Process:
Examination will be administered at the end of the last day of the program. Participants must achieve a rate of 80% or higher. The certificate is globally recognized and accredited by ICOR.
FAQ
Will I Get a Course completion Certificate?
Yes, we offer course completion certificate after you successfully complete the training program.
Is there any provision for group discounts for this training program?
APEX Global offers standard promos such as the early bird or group discount contact training@eccinternational for more information.
Where is the classroom being held?
Training venue will be announced one week before the said training day, and will be informed through email.
Are there any Pre-requisites for this course?
Basic knowledge in Business Continuity Management is preferred.
How do I get the Certification?
Examination will be administered at the end of the last day of the program. Participants must achieve a rate of 80% or higher. The certificate is globally recognized by ICOR and accredited by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI).
Who is ICOR?
The International Consortium of Organizational Resilience (ICOR) is an international nonprofit education and credentialing organization created to bring together the many silos, industries, and separate bodies of knowledge that individually support resilience into one profession entitled, “Organizational Resilience.”
Recognized globally for its vendor-neutral, standards-based education programs, ICOR’s certification competency areas align to specific jobs or job areas in the business continuity and continuity of operations workplace
