ISO 28000 Lead Auditor

ISO 28000 Lead Auditor develops practical capability to lead evidence-based audits of supply-chain security management systems across global logistics operations. The learning path begins with audit principles, iso 28000 requirements, programme, scope, and competence and progresses into supply-chain risk, security objectives, audit planning, sampling, and evidence, connecting requirements and methods with clear ownership, defensible evidence, and measurable decisions.

Applied work is anchored to a multinational logistics provider preparing for an independent ISO 28000 certification audit. Learners then address operational controls, partners, cargo, facilities, incidents, and findings and reporting, nonconformity, corrective action, follow-up, and certification decisions, producing ISO 28000 audit programme, risk-based audit plan and evidence matrix, supply-chain control finding register, lead auditor report and follow-up record.

By completion, participants can interpret the subject, perform the relevant workflow, evaluate exceptions, communicate supported conclusions, and hand over prioritized actions with named ownership and follow-up.

What You Will Learn

• Interpret ISO 28000 requirements and translate them into a focused supply-chain audit programme.
• Define audit scope, objectives, criteria, and team competence for complex logistics environments.
• Evaluate supply-chain security risks and select evidence-based sampling methods for each audit area.
• Examine cargo, facility, partner, and incident controls against documented security requirements.
• Gather reliable evidence through interviews, observation, records review, and traceable audit sampling.
• Write clear nonconformities that connect requirements, evidence, and operational risk without ambiguity.
• Lead closing meetings and communicate audit conclusions to management and certification stakeholders.
• Verify corrective actions, assess effectiveness, and support defensible certification or follow-up decisions.

SkillDynamo Training Approach

Training follows supply-chain audit work from context and planning through implementation, evidence review, exception analysis, validation, and improvement. Delivery combines instructor demonstrations, hands-on exercises, scenario analysis, course-specific checklists, structured troubleshooting, and a final improvement plan.