DNV Employee Reviews for Auditor

Undertanding the process of auditing in the shipping industry. Onboard and Management auditing processes. Auditing processes for Governing systems and Safety Management systems

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Typical work day

Energy Auditor (Current Employee) - Helena, MT - January 21, 2020

Work day consists of traveling 2 to 4 hrs. Meeting 2 to 5 different appointments and evaluating customers energy consumption concerns as well as perform a natural gas safety check.

Pros

Challenge of be able to address customers concerns in amount of time allowed per appointment.

Cons

Travel makes it hard to maintain a home life.

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Based on 2 survey responses

What people like

Inclusive work environment
Sense of belonging
Time and location flexibility

Areas for improvement

Fair pay for job
Trust in colleagues
Overall satisfaction

Challenging and outstanding tasks to accomplish in timely manner

Lead Auditor (Current Employee) - Westmont, IL - December 26, 2019

Audit scheduling by the scheduler is somewhat requiring organized skills. Audit planning and coordinating are challenge and fun. The actual on-site audit requires a balancing act of both time and activities at the client site and still delivering value-added audit that client does appreciate and recommend the return of the same auditor in future visit[s]. Providing flexibility to the client during on-site and off-site activities. Help to resolve client[s] issue[s] with the company by acting as liaison is more challenging and fun that helped deliver self-motivation and job satisfaction at the same time.

Pros

Iteration with varieties of corporation.

Cons

Travel delays

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It's a good experience.

Pune(Maharstra) as Auditor (Current Employee) - Pune - December 10, 2019

Given a good training. Provide good quality of STD. Good salary as per manday Working with dnv is a good for me during audit i go several industry,and get the exposure of different companies.

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Love the work with aerospace and defense companies. Meet greet people and always learning. Travel is extreme. Some travel is fine, but I would like to

Lead Auditor (Current Employee) - Katy, TX - April 23, 2018

Love the work with aerospace and defense companies. Meet greet people and always learning. DNV GL provides annual training where it brings the auditors together, which provides a great opportunity for knowledge sharing and calibration of audit approaches. Travel is extreme. Some travel is fine, but I would like to be home more.

Pros

Great companies to work with, great variety in the work, great people, and always learning.

Cons

Extreme travel.

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Great organization to work

Lead Auditor (Former Employee) - Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh - June 23, 2017

A day starts with travel,Team work,Cooperative management, Culture at work was enjoyable , The toughest job to match the expectations(knowledge wise) of the clients.enjoy the travel and proceed .

Pros

best culture

Cons

extensive Travel at odd times

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Tra i primi al mondo

Lead Auditor (Former Employee) - Bologna, Emilia-Romagna - February 11, 2017

DNV GL è una multinazionale, tra le prime realtà al mondo nel settore delle certificazioni. E' fatta di persone positive e competenti, che costruiscono un ambiente lavorativo stimolante. Il parco clienti di prim'ordine. L'attività di verifica, per le sue caratteristiche (continui spostamenti, necessità di gestire parti burocratiche nel limitato tempo di back office, picchi di lavoro durante l'anno) tende ad avere un impatto sulla vita privata.

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A well establised reputed defence aerospace company

LEAD AUDITOR QMS/EMS/AEROSPACE (Current Employee) - Bangalore, KA - June 8, 2013

Typically the aerospace job at hal bangalore involved either management of the quality function at the operating plants from 1985 to 2001 or coordinating the quality function at the corporate level by dealing with the senior management including heads of quality at the 20 divisions The interactions with all co-workers and peers as well as superiors were cordial and enjoyable The difficult part of it was handling the lesser privileged class of minorities at times when they were agitated The most enjoyable times were when we could achieve what we set out to do such as obtaining new certification, supplying new products, developing new products for export to leading international firms such as boeing, rolls royce, snecma and airbus.