The tasks that are typically completed during a factory audit include:

• Inspection of the facility: This includes a physical examination of the factory’s layout, equipment, and overall condition.
• Review of production processes: This includes an evaluation of the factory’s production methods, materials, and equipment to ensure that they meet industry standards.
• Review of quality control procedures: This includes an assessment of the factory’s quality control processes, such as testing and inspection procedures, to ensure that they are adequate and effective.
• Review of safety and environmental practices: This includes an examination of the factory’s safety procedures and protocols, as well as its compliance with environmental regulations.
• Interviews with factory management and workers: This includes speaking with factory management and workers to gather information about the factory’s operations and to gain insight into any potential issues or concerns.

The audit report that will be sent to you summarizes the findings of the audit and may include recommendations for improvement. It will give you an overall view of the factory’s capabilities, compliance, and any potential risks.