EHS auditing has been around since the mid1970s when the Securities and Exchange Commission launched enforcement actions against three U.S. Fortune 500 companies that the Commission believed were misleading their shareholders about environmental liabilities. Since then the profession has continued to grow and mature with many process issues still not fully resolved. For example how do we develop a more riskbased approach How do we measure successful performance How can we better utilize our auditors who sometimes have skill sets limited to environmental compliance matters or health and safety compliance matters What kind of messes can our auditors get into and how do we anticipate those In a companion title to the 9th edition of Environmental Health and Safety Audits Lawrence Cahill draws from his 35 years of experience in over 25 countries to address many of these issues. Along the way he uses his personal experiences to add some reality and fun to tell the story. This book provides updated text and puts forward thoughts and trends that were not or were only briefly addressed previously. In addition it addresses important EHS audit issues that audit program managers and auditors must deal with routinely and when special circumstances arise. The text can help To improve the management and execution of an audit program To make auditors more effective and versatile Auditors understand the special demands of auditing internationally The 9th Edition of Environmental Health and Safety Audits is recommended by the Board of Environmental Health ampamp safety Auditor Certifications. show more