About the ISO 50001 Internal Auditor Course
The ISO 50001 Internal Auditor Course equips participants with the skills and knowledge to conduct internal (first-party) audits of an energy management system (EnMS) aligned with ISO 50001 within their own organisation, and to help prepare it for external certification. Delivered by seasoned experts in energy management and auditing through EAS, IAS's sister organisation, the course uses interactive activities, case studies, and practical examples, and leads to a course-completion certificate.
Course Content
The curriculum combines ISO 50001 requirements with the internal-audit discipline of ISO 19011:
- The structure of ISO 50001 and the EnMS framework, based on the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) cycle.
- Context, interested parties, and the EnMS scope (Clause 4).
- Leadership and the energy policy (Clause 5).
- Energy planning — the energy review, energy baseline (EnB), energy performance indicators (EnPIs), significant energy uses (SEUs), and energy objectives and targets (Clause 6).
- Support and Operation — competence, operational controls, and design and procurement affecting energy performance (Clauses 7–8).
- Performance evaluation — monitoring and measurement of energy performance, internal audit, and management review (Clause 9).
- Improvement — nonconformity, corrective action, and continual improvement of energy performance (Clause 10).
- The internal audit process per ISO 19011 — planning, conducting, evidence, nonconformities, reporting, and follow-up.
Benefits of the ISO 50001 Internal Auditor Course
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Assessment and Certification
Upon completing the course, participants take an examination provided by IAS, requiring a minimum passing score of 70% to receive the ISO 50001 Internal Auditor course-completion certificate. To learn more, contact IAS.
