Competence and Awareness Maturity Check
Seventeen questions, about six minutes. It scores how your competence and awareness process actually behaves — not whether you have a training matrix, but whether anyone can say why each entry is on it.
Answer for a busy week, not a good one. Score one element at a time. There is no sign-up to see your score.
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The element that decides most of this
Train the people the register names
A competence register states what people must be able to do. These courses are how they get there — and how they answer for it when an auditor asks them directly rather than asking for the record.
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Element-by-element breakdown
Fix these first, in this order
Score against a busy week. One element at a time. Level 3 — Controlled — is a legitimate place to stop. A well-implemented certified system rests there, and going further is a business decision rather than a compliance one.
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Related checks and next steps
Related maturity checks: Leadership and Commitment · Internal Audit · Document and Records Control. Or start with the Management System Maturity Guide.
Next steps: browse ISO Procedure Templates & Guides, see LearningPaths corporate ISO training, or book a time with an MSI expert.