Why should you attend?

The MIBA LLC ISO 37101 Lead Auditor training course equips you with the expertise to perform comprehensive audits of a Management System for Sustainable Development in Communities (MSSDC) using internationally recognized audit principles, procedures, and techniques. Through this program, you will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to plan and conduct internal and external audits in compliance with ISO 19011 guidelines and certification processes according to ISO/IEC 17021-1 standards.

This training incorporates practical insights applicable to diverse community contexts, including those in regions with advanced sustainability frameworks .

After successfully completing the training course, you will be prepared to take the certification exam. Upon passing, you can apply for the "MIBA LLC Certified ISO 37101 Lead Auditor" credential. This globally recognized certification demonstrates your capability and competence to audit organizations and communities that have implemented sustainable development management systems based on ISO 37101, positioning you as a leader in the field of sustainable community development auditing.

Who should attend?

This program is designed for professionals seeking to lead and perform audits of sustainable development management systems in communities, including those working with frameworks in regions

- Certification Auditors: Professionals seeking to perform and lead certification audits for Management Systems for Sustainable Development in Communities (MSSDC) based on ISO 37101.
- Audit Process Specialists: Individuals aiming to master the complete audit process of an MSSDC.
- Internal Auditors: Internal audit professionals responsible for maintaining conformity to ISO 37101 requirements.
- Technical Experts: Specialists preparing to support or participate in MSSDC audits.
- Sustainable Development Advisors: Expert consultants in sustainable development management seeking to expand their auditing capabilities.

Learning objectives

- Master MSSDC Operations: Understand the operations of a Management System for Sustainable Development in Communities (MSSDC) based on ISO 37101, including its application in diverse regions
- Navigate Regulatory Frameworks: Acknowledge and assess the correlation between ISO 37101 and other standards, as well as regulatory frameworks relevant to sustainable development.
- Excel in Audit Leadership: Understand the auditor’s role in planning, leading, and following up on a management system audit in accordance with ISO 19011 and best practices.
- Contextualize Audit Requirements: Learn how to interpret and apply the requirements of ISO 37101 in the context of an MSSDC audit, ensuring thorough and effective evaluations.

Educational approach

- Theory and Practice Combined: The training curriculum is built on a solid foundation of audit theory and globally recognized best practices for auditing a Management System for Sustainable Development in Communities (MSSDC), including insights applicable to regions .
- Real-World Audit Illustrations: All lecture sessions are brought to life with practical examples and case studies from actual community audits, ensuring concepts are grounded in real auditing challenges and solutions.
- Interactive and Collaborative Learning: Participants are strongly encouraged to communicate and engage in vibrant group discussions and collaborative exercises, enriching the learning experience through shared insights.
- Exam-Focused Preparation: Practical exercise questions are specifically designed to be similar in structure and difficulty to the official certification exam, providing optimal preparation and ensuring readiness for audit success.

Prerequisites

Participants attending this training course are required to have a thorough understanding of the ISO 37101 requirements, sustainable development concepts and principles, a general understanding of the management system standard (MSS) audits, and knowledge of audit principles and techniques, including those relevant to regions with advanced sustainability frameworks

MIBA LLC Lead Implementer Course Agenda

  • Day 1: Introduction to MSSDC and ISO 37101
    Comprehensive overview of Management Systems for Sustainable Development in Communities (MSSDC) and the ISO 37101 standard, with contextual examples from regions like California, New York, and Texas.
  • Day 2: Audit Principles, Preparation and Launching
    In-depth coverage of audit principles, planning methodologies, and procedures for effectively launching an MSSDC audit.
  • Day 3: On-site Audit Activities
    Practical training on conducting on-site audit activities including evidence gathering, interviewing techniques, and audit documentation.
  • Day 4: Closing the Audit
    Techniques for evaluating findings, preparing audit reports, conducting closing meetings, and implementing follow-up activities.
  • Day 5: Certification Exam
    Final assessment for the MIBA LLC Certified ISO 37101 Lead Auditor credential, validating expertise in sustainable development auditing for communities.
 

The “Certified ISO 37101 Lead Auditor” exam validates professional competency against globally recognized certification standards. The comprehensive assessment covers these critical domains:

  • Domain 1: Fundamental Principles and Concepts
    Mastery of core principles and concepts for a Management System for Sustainable Development in Communities (MSSDC)
  • Domain 2: MSSDC Framework Requirements
    Understanding of complete MSSDC requirements based on ISO 37101
  • Domain 3: Audit Fundamentals
    Expertise in fundamental audit concepts, principles and methodologies
  • Domain 4: Audit Preparation
    Competence in planning and preparing ISO 37101 audits
  • Domain 5: Audit Execution
    Skills in conducting on-site audit activities and evidence collection
  • Domain 6: Audit Closing
    Ability to complete audits through reporting and follow-up activities
  • Domain 7: Audit Program Management
    Knowledge of managing comprehensive audit programs, with practical applications for communities in regions like 

Upon successfully passing the exam, you can apply for one of the following credentials. You will receive your official certificate once you fulfill all requirements associated with your selected credential.

The requirements for Implementer Certifications are: 

 
 
 
 
 
Certified ISO 37301 Provisional Auditor

Exam

Certified ISO 37301 Lead Auditor exam, or equivalent

Professional experience

None

MS audit/assessment experience

None

Other requirements

Signing the Code of Ethics

Exam

Certified ISO 37301 Lead Auditor exam, or equivalent

Professional experience

Two years, of which one in compliance management

MS audit/assessment experience

At least 200 hours of audit activities

Other requirements

Signing the Code of Ethics

Exam

Certified ISO 37301 Lead Auditor exam, or equivalent

Professional experience

Five years, of which two in compliance management

MS audit/assessment experience

At least 300 hours of audit activities

Other requirements

Signing the Code of Ethics

Exam

Certified ISO 37301 Lead Auditor exam, or equivalent

Professional experience

Ten years, of which seven in compliance management

MS audit/assessment experience

At least 1,000 hours of audit activities

Other requirements

Signing the Code of Ethics

To be considered valid, the audit activities should follow best audit practices and include the following activities:

  • Planning an audit
  • Managing an audit program
  • Drafting audit reports
  • Drafting nonconformity reports
  • Drafting audit working documents
  • Documented information review
  • On-site audit
  • Following up on nonconformities
  • Leading an audit team

Your enrollment in our ISO 37101 Lead Auditor training includes a complete package designed for your professional success:

  • All-Inclusive Transparent Pricing: Certification and examination fees are fully included in the price of the training course, ensuring no hidden costs.
  • Exclusive Expert-Crafted Materials: Participants receive official MIBA LLC training material containing over 450 pages of detailed explanatory information, practical guidelines, and real-world examples relevant to auditing sustainable development systems in communities across key markets like California, New York, and Texas (based on state-specific sustainability frameworks).
  • Professional Development Recognition: Participants who attend the training course will receive an official attestation of course completion worth 31 CPD (Continuing Professional Development) credits, acknowledging your commitment to advancing your expertise in sustainable development auditing.