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An audit program can achieve a variety of objectives. Historically, in most companies, compliance assurance has been the principal objective, with other, secondary objectives evolving along the way. One company's programs include the following five objectives Except:

• A.Increase EH&S awareness and continuous learning by audited personnel and auditors
• B.Ensure division and facility compliance with federal, state, and local EH&S regulations and corporate policies and procedures
• C.Ensure labor management accountability for correcting compliance deficiencies identified on audits
• D.Provide assurance of adequate EH&S performance and continuous improvement to the board of directors

A good audit protocol:

• A.Should highlight those key definitions that help the auditor conduct the audit without having to refer to the full text copies of the applicable regulations. The importance of definitions in verifying regulatory compliance areas cannot be over-emphasized.
• B.Should provide the auditor with an abstract or overview of the key federal, state, and local regulations and requirements relevant to each compliance area at the facility being audited
• C.Should provide an opportunity to verify that internal company environmental management procedures are understood and adhered to by plant staff
• D.None of these

Directors and officers:

• A.May be personally responsible for allowing pollution to occur unless they can show that they used due diligence to prevent the pollution from occurring
• B.Have no obligation with respect to environmental damage
• C.Should protect themselves from environmental liability by refusing to become personally responsible
• D.Can only be responsible for environmental damage if they were directly involved in its creation

To avoid liability for environmental damage caused by a former land owner a prospective purchaser of property should:

• A.Have an environmental audit performed
• B.Avoid purchasing property previously used for industrial purposes
• C.Ask the owner about the use of the property
• D.Carefully review the property

One of the early keys to developing a successful program, regardless of the strategy selected, is commitment. Top management's role at this stage is critical. Before any audits are conducted, management must develop and communicate a policy that supports the of an audit program.

• A.Feature
• B.Functional area
• C.Concept
• D.Agenda