It is
the policy of the NAB-MALTA to provide its clients with a
consistently professional effective accreditation service. For this
reason, NAB-MALTA is continuously seeking to expand its Assessors
database, in order to be able to proactively provide a wider range
of accreditation services.
 “Assessor”
is the general term used for an individual (Lead Assessor, Technical
Assessor, Technical Expert) who assesses a
CAB. The person competent in those fields where he or she
shall be
required to exercise judgement during an assessment and shall have
the capability to communicate effectively, both in writing and
orally.
An assessor is a technical expert who has undergone appropriate
training and has a combination of qualifications and experience
that make him or her competent to examine and evaluate a
CAB and to judge its
competence, reliability, effectiveness and quality. The
assessor should have recent experience in the activities
he or she is required to assess
An assessor shall have the combination of assessor qualifications
and experience necessary to enable him or her to function effectively as a
member of an Assessment Team. As a general guide, an assessor would
be expected to have an academic
degree or equivalent in a relevant area e.g. science, technology,
law, together with a minimum of three years of working experience.
An assessor shall also be free of any interest or obligation, which
might cause him to act other than in an impartial, confidential and
non-discriminatory manner.
How to apply to join our assessment team?
If you are interested in joining our assessment
team, have the necessary experience and embrace the following
principles:
•
Ethical conduct –
the foundation of
professionalism
• Fair presentation – the
obligation to report truthfully and accurately
• Due professional care –
the application of diligence and judgement in auditing
• Independence – the basis
for the impartiality of the audit and objectivity of the audit
conclusions
• Evidence-based approach –
the rational method for reaching reliable and reproducible
audit conclusions in a systematic audit process.
Then why not submit your
information record?
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