What are the roles/responsibilities of project auditor?
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Project auditor will look for whether the project comply with the process defined. and check for the artifacts which has been committed to prepare and what had prepared and also will do check if the happenings are as per commited.\n\nhope this helps
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Take into consideration:\n1) Project Management (Define project (justifications) and criterias (milestones), determine the budget (cost to upgrade new machines or buy new ones, etc.), no. of manpower requirement, defining deadlines for milestones); \n2) Post-Support (after implementing, in case system crashed or have problems);\n3) Training (for staff after implementing on how to use the new system).
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Explore http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_management.
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A quick market survey to ascertain the need/demand assessment\nfor whatever the business you are intent to do.\nIn case if you have not thought of any project also this survey assist you in identifying a possible project in that location.\nWhen ones you identify the project/business, Ascertain any special skill is required. If so go for a short term course/appoint a skilled person.\nPrepare a detailed project report.This will help you in understating the Size of the project, Capital required to procure fixed assets and working capital requirement, Skilled/semi/un skilled personnel\nTalk to the Banker with your Project report.Convince him about the feasibility,Viability,profitability.At the time of installation of the equipments, recruit personnel.When ones the Funds are mobilised, procure equipments/Stocks If it is mfg.go for trial production.If it is Business, go for sales.
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Project Procurement Management includes the processes to purchase or acquire the products, services, or results needed from outside the project team to perform the work. \n\nProject Procurement Management includes the contract management and change control processes required to administer contracts or purchase orders issued by authorized project team members.\n\nProject Procurement Management also includes administering any contract issued by an outside organization (the buyer) that is acquiring the project from the performing organization (the seller), and administering contractual obligations.
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You mean SOPs ( Standard Operating Procedures).\nFirst of all set down the main structure of your SOPs.  It may go something like this:\n\nAMENDMENTS\nThis page should be inserted infront of the document to keep track of future amendment to your procedures.\n\nINTRODUCTION\nHere you briefly provide a summary of what are the objectives of the security checks\n\nTYPES OF SECURITY CHECKS\nHere you may list down the types of checks your expected from your security officers, eg premises, compounds, perimeter fence, access control, etc.\n\nLEVEL OF CHECKS\nIdentity checks, full body search, full vehicle search, thorough check of all premises, check only critical areas, etc.\n\nSECURITY OFFICERS\nTypes of training required, certified officers, security clearance of officers, number of officers required.  How are they equipped.\n\nSTANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES\nHere you list down how the officers will be performing their duties.\n- Access control, time and duration -  people and vehicles\n- Premises and compound - check points and check points scanner, frequency.\n- Actions to be taken if things are not in order\n- Who they should report to\n- Backup\n\nADDENDUM\nHere you include Annexes in detail for:\n1.  Code of conduct for security officers (his attire, turn out, behaviour, punctuality, politeness, professionalism, their working hours, etc)\n2.  A sketch plan of the premises showing the checkpoints\n3.  An inventory of equipment: torchlight, walkie-talkies, raincoat, etc.\n4.  Reporting forms to be used - patroling report, incidents report, visitors log, etc.\n5.  Samples of visitors' passes and permanent/temporary staff passes.
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The term I am familiar with is Inventory Auditor.
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Everything.  Small businesses cannot afford to have their team members compartmentalize too much.  Whatever your primary skills and job duties, you must be willing to understand and support the overall business plan of the company, and be willing to work as a flexible team player wherever you are needed.\n\nSpecific to financial duties, of course you must be willing and able to handle basic fiscal control functions like setting up and maintaining the accounting and financial reporting systems, preparing and presenting monthly and ad hoc reports to management, preparing and helping manage to the annual budget, handling investor reporting and questions, handling the financial side of the company's asset management, managing accounts payable and receivables, and perhaps handling banking and cash management.  \n\nBut in a small business environment, you also need to be proactive and creative.  Help management anticipate the hiccups and challenges that face small businesses daily, and find creative workarounds for them.  Good luck!
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GATHER all product proposals from different suppliers of construction materials. Then EVALUATE the COSTS, QUANTITY and QUALITY of the required materials that would be beneficial to his/her company and clients.Next to quantity surveyor is the purchasing officer.
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Someone who takes control of a project and makes sure that the people, equipment and whatever resources are in the right places, at the right time and all doing the right things.\n\nYou are managing the project.
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I am an auditor and my job is called just "Prüfer". Depends on the branch you work for.
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* Requirement analysis (what exactly the customers/users want)\n* Planning and design\n* Estimation of available resources\n* Organization/Delegation of work (Assigninig of tasks)\n* Management\n* Progress tracking\n* Analyzing the results at each completion of each stage\n\nLack of above things lead to poor results.
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Leader.\nCommunicator.\nFacilitator.\nNegotiator.\nProblem solver.\nCreative.\nAble to balance multiple priorities.\nAble to see “the big picture”.\nDetail orientated.\nIntegrator.\nAble to make decisions.\nGood understanding of project environment.\nGood understanding of project management tools and techniques.\nFlexible.\nAble to delegate.\nAbility to influence.
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A clerical representative working in accounting may have such duties as processing payment to vendors, reimbursing employee expenses, receiving payments from customers, negotiating chargebacks, and properly recording the credits (or debits) for such payments into the proper general ledger account so that the company can properly track expenditures and receipts.
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I was in a system migration project some years ago. Basically you should be able to track success of project during testing phase. So if you are following any standard SDLC say the 5 basic steps of system development, the testing phase will have your evaluation and after go-live you will continue with your audit. You evaluate existing performance against expected results.
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Correctly identify them\nInvolve them in the planning process\nAssign them work\nUse them as experts/consultants\nInvolve them in project buy-offs and approvals\nIntegrate them into the team and/or team meetings\nInclude them in the communication plan\nInvolve them in the change management plan\nConsult with them about project risks\nIntegrate them into the lessons learned process
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Project management is the application of knowledge, skills, tools and techniques to a range of activities in order to meet the requirements of the particular project. A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to achieve a particular aim.\n\nWhereas general management simultaneously involves management of multiple aspects like Science/Engineering, Technical Support, Logistics and Infrastructure Support, Information Technology, Manufacturing, Human Services, and Business development in a business unit or enterprise.