Hello everyone. I'm interested in supplier audits. How often do you conduct internal audits, and what exactly do you audit? We do this irregularly, mostly "as needed." I understand this isn't the best approach. Does anyone have a more systematic solution?

We started doing scheduled inspections once a quarter, and problems immediately became fewer.

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