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What are the contents of internal audits and management reviews in pressure vessel manufacturing units, and what is the difference between them? Could someone explain this in detail? Recently, our company underwent an audit, and we included internal audits and management reviews as part of it. The experts suggested that they should be conducted separately, but no specific requirements were given; I’m seeking advice.
Management review is an external audit, usually carried out by third-party organizations, while internal audit is an internal management review organized by the organization itself; therefore, they naturally need to be conducted separately. Review basis — System documents
It are mainly system assurance documents; documents from various departments will all be reviewed
**The standards require management reviews, which are all carried out by the companies themselves.
Internal audits come first, followed by management reviews. The results of internal audits serve as one of the important bases for management reviews. Internal audits are usually conducted by quality assurance engineers, while management reviews are typically led by the general manager； Internal audit mainly evaluates the implementation of various elements within the system, while management review focuses on assessing the achievement of quality objectives by different departments within the system.