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Definition: A quality audit is a structured review of other quality management activities. The objective of a quality audit is to identify lessons learned that can improve performance of this project or of other projects within the performing organization. Quality audits may be scheduled or random, and they may be carried out by properly trained in-house auditors or by third parties, such as quality system registration agencies.

Acceptance Level:  Generally accepted

Alternative or Related Terms:  Quality assurance

Application Areas/Intended Uses: Quality audits are a tool or technique used for quality assurance.

Chief Advantages: Quality audits support the improvement of quality in current and future projects.

Additional Reading:
Quality Assessment and Improvement Processes and Techniques. J. David Montgomery. PMI 2000 Seminars & Symposium Proceedings, Houston, Texas USA.