A specialized audit checklist for evaluating document control and records management processes in aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) organizations against AS9110 requirements, ensuring proper handling of critical documentation and records.
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About This Checklist
The AS9110 Document Control and Records Management Audit Checklist is a crucial tool for aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) organizations to ensure compliance with the stringent documentation requirements of the AS9110 standard. Effective document control and records management are fundamental to maintaining safety, traceability, and regulatory compliance in the aviation industry. This checklist helps auditors and quality professionals systematically evaluate the organization's processes for creating, updating, storing, and retrieving critical documents and records, ensuring that all necessary information is accurate, accessible, and properly maintained throughout the product lifecycle.
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MRO Quality Assurance Audit
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Select the date of the last audit.
Enter the required training hours.
Provide a detailed description of the procedures.
Select compliance status.
Document Management System Evaluation
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Select the date and time for the next review.
Enter the error rate as a percentage.
Describe any challenges you face.
Select the effectiveness rating.
Regulatory Compliance and Documentation Audit
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Select the date of the last training.
Enter the audit frequency in months.
Provide detailed information about improvement plans.
Select the compliance level.
Aviation Records Management Review
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Select the date and time for the next audit.
Enter the percentage of records that are digitized.
Describe any challenges encountered.
Select compliance status.
FAQs
What types of documents and records does this checklist cover?
This checklist covers all types of documents and records required by AS9110, including quality manuals, procedures, work instructions, technical data, maintenance records, training records, and quality assurance documentation.
How does this checklist help in maintaining document control?
The checklist ensures that processes are in place for document approval, revision, distribution, and obsolescence management, helping to maintain the integrity and currency of all controlled documents.
What aspects of records management does this checklist address?
The checklist covers record identification, storage, protection, retrieval, retention time, and disposition, ensuring that all required records are properly maintained and readily accessible when needed.
How often should document control and records management processes be audited?
These processes should be audited at least annually as part of the internal audit program, with more frequent checks recommended for critical documentation areas.
Can this checklist be used for electronic document management systems?
Yes, the checklist is applicable to both paper-based and electronic document management systems, addressing specific requirements for electronic records such as backup, security, and access controls.
Benefits
Ensures compliance with AS9110 documentation and record-keeping requirements
Improves traceability and accountability in aviation maintenance processes
Reduces risks associated with outdated or inaccurate documentation
Enhances operational efficiency through better information management
Supports regulatory audits and certification maintenance