Standards
IPPF – Standards and guidance
The Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA)’s guidelines are based on the International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF).
The IIA is a trusted global institution that sets professional standards in the industry and provides internal auditing professionals worldwide with guidance that is classified either as ‘mandatory’ or ‘recommended’.
The contents of the IPPF are periodically reviewed and adjusted as necessary.
The IPPF: a framework for effective internal auditing
Internal auditing requires active engagement and a framework based on clearly formulated principles, leading industry standards and up-to-date guidelines that not only accommodate but anticipate developments in the industry. The International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF) is periodically updated to effectively support the auditing profession and help its members tackle the many future challenges they face.
Global Internal Audit Standards
The new Global Internal Audit Standards - have been published since 9 January 2024 and become effective on 9 January 2025. Early adoption is encouraged.
The previous version, the International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing, released in 2017, remains approved for use during a one-year transition period.
At the heart of the Standards are 15 guiding principles that enable effective internal audit. Each principle is supported by standards that provide requirements, considerations for implementation, and examples of evidence of compliance. Together, these elements help internal auditors achieve the principles and fulfil the purpose of internal auditing.
The new Global Internal Audit Standards 2024 incorporate not only the content of the 2017 International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing, but also the following mandatory guidelines of the International Professional Practice Framework (IPPF):
- Code of Ethics
- Core Principles for the Professional Practice of Internal Auditing
- Definition of Internal Auditing
- Mission of Internal Auditing
The IIA Global has created two tables to help users understand the changes:
Two-way Mapping: 2017 IPPF Mandatory Elements to 2024 Global Internal Audit Standards (and Back)
The first maps the 2017 elements to their counterparts in the 2024 Global Internal Audit Standards; the second maps the requirements and essential conditions from the 2024 Standards to their equivalents in the 2017 IPPF.
Applying the standards - Additional resources
In this section, we will provide you with the tools, videos, papers and much more you need to realise and implement the standards in the best possible way.
Guide to customizing the Model Internal Audit Charter
The Global Internal Audit Standards require the use of an internal audit charter, defined as a formal document.
Access our information and download centre via the button opposite. There you will find instructions and sample rules of procedure to download.
Topical Requirements
The Topical Requirements are the latest component of the International Professional Practices Framework. For more information, please visit our INFORMATION AND DOWNLAODS section by clicking on the button opposite.
Conformance Readiness Assessment Tool
This document focuses on preparing for the new requirements of the Global Internal Audit Standards. The paper is available in our INFORMATION AND DOWNLOAD section by clicking on the button opposite.
Quality assurance in internal auditing
Quality assurance is one of the mandatory elements of the IPPF and is explained in section 1300 ff of the Standards. The quality assurance and improvement programme it describes assesses internal auditing functions and approaches in terms of their adherence to the Standards and the Code of Ethics. It also assesses the profitability and effectiveness of internal audits and identifies opportunities for improvement. Quality assurance requires internal and external assessments.
Book suggestion: Internal Auditing Guidelines
Our Internal Auditing Guidelines explain the principles behind the International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF) based on the definition of internal auditing and the Code of Ethics. The authors of the guidelines address the specific context in Switzerland and illustrate the theoretical concepts using a number of practical examples.
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
Internal assessments comprise the ongoing monitoring of task fulfilment and regular self-assessments. Ongoing monitoring forms an integral part of the day-to-day management, evaluation and analysis of internal auditing. It uses processes, tools and information that are necessary for assessing adherence with the Standards and the Code of Ethics. Regular self-assessments are carried out by individuals within an organisation who possess sufficient knowledge of the internal auditing processes.
EXTERNAL ASSESSMENT
External quality assessments are necessary to ensure complete objectivity. They allow a company to state that its internal auditing takes place in accordance with the IPPF. They also give stakeholders confidence in the company by documenting the efforts made by its internal auditors to ensure high quality, proven processes and a professional approach. An external quality assessment also demonstrates to the executive board, management team and staff that the internal auditors are scrutinising the company’s internal controls, governance and risk management processes.
IIAS supports quality assurance processes as follows:
GUIDELINES TABLE – Q-SAT
Members have access to our internal auditing quality assessment guidelines. These take the form of a quality self-assessment tool – Q-SAT for short – that covers the current IIA Standards and thus provides a recognised basis for quality assessment.
The Q-SAT:
- conforms to the International Professional Practices Framework (IPPF) and promotes compliance.
- comprises 208 statements based on the IIA Standards. The tool takes the form of an Excel table and helps make the assessment easier.
- is a self-assessment tool for evaluating the quality of internal auditing.
- is a good way to prepare for external quality assessments.
- increases transparency for external assessors.
INTERNAL AUDIT AMBITION MODEL - IAAM
The Ambition Model is a self-assessment tool that allows you to evaluate conformity with the Standards and determine what needs to be done to increase this conformity. It enables you to make comparisons with your peers and highlights points for discussion with your audit committee or management team. Applying the Ambition Model makes your work more professional, continuously improves quality and helps meet the expectations of stakeholder groups. In doing so, it increases the value of internal auditing contributions as a whole.
- Don’t be afraid to set targets and see whether you meet the IPPF Standards.
- The Ambition Model helps you develop a clear roadmap for achieving those targets.
- The Ambition Model is a simple tool for comparing your targets and performance with that of your peers.
For more information about the updated Benchmark Place application and to request access to the online tool, contact our office.
QUALITY ASSESSMENT MANUAL
The updated Quality Assessment Manual was reviewed by leading experts in quality assessment methods in collaboration with an international team of reviewers. It focuses on all aspects of an effective Quality Assurance and Improvement Programme (QAIP). The Quality Assessment Manual is a helpful tool for any organisation with a QAIP, and for organisations responsible for carrying out external evaluations. It contains the following core elements:
- Differentiation between a full assessment, a self-assessment with independent validation, and internal assessments.
- A planning process with a clear distinction between planning and fieldwork.
- A reporting format for presenting assessment results.
- A special report for organisations carrying out a self-assessment with independent validation.
The Quality Assessment Manual can be ordered directly from IIA Global.
Mandatory guidance
Adherence to the principles set out in the mandatory guidance is essential for working as an internal auditor. The mandatory guidance is developed in accordance with an established approval process, which includes a public disclosure phase during which stakeholder groups can make contributions. The mandatory elements of the IPPF are the core principles for the professional practice of internal auditing, the definition of internal auditing, the Code of Ethics, and professional Standards.
THE AIM OF INTERNAL AUDITING
The aim of internal auditing is to increase an organisation’s status by carrying out an objective, risk-focused assessment and consultation.
CORE PRINCIPLES OF PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
The core principles chiefly set out the specific aims of internal auditing. If all of these principles are met and function coherently, then an internal audit will be as efficient as possible.
Internal auditing:
- demonstrates integrity.
- demonstrates competence and due professional care.
- is objective and free from undue influence (independent).
- aligns with an organisation’s strategies, objectives and risks.
- is appropriately positioned and adequately resourced.
- demonstrates quality and continuous improvement.
- communicates effectively.
- provides risk-based assurance.
- is insightful, proactive and future-focused.
- promotes organisational improvement.
THE DEFINITION OF INTERNAL AUDITING
Internal auditing is an independent, objective assurance and consulting activity designed to add value and improve an organisation's operations. It helps an organisation accomplish its objectives by bringing a systematic, disciplined approach to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of risk management, control and governance processes.
See Characteristics of internal and external audit for a comparison of the differences between Internal and External Audit.
CODE OF ETHICS
The Code of Ethics establishes principles and expectations with regard to the behaviour of individuals and organisations when carrying out internal audits. It describes the minimum requirements for conduct and behavioural expectations. The aim of the Code of Ethics is to promote an ethical culture within the internal auditing profession and highlight the key principles of the profession and its practice.
The Code of Ethics covers four basic principles:
- Integrity
- Objectivity
- Confidentiality
- Competency
Specific behavioural guidelines define how these principles should be applied by internal auditors.
PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS (IIA STANDARDS)
The Standards are principles-based and provide a framework for executing and promoting internal audits. The Standards are mandatory requirements comprising the following elements: statements on the basic requirements for professional practice in internal auditing and for evaluating the effectiveness of internal audits; interpretations that clarify terms or concepts used in the statements; and glossary terms. The requirements are internationally applicable at organisational and individual levels.
Both the statements and the interpretations must be taken into account to understand and apply the Standards correctly. The Standards use terms with specific meanings, as defined in the glossary, which also forms part of the Standards.
SWISS TERMS
The German translation of the IPPF is adapted to German corporate law and does not always reflect Swiss law. English terms are also in established use in Switzerland, such as ’audit committee’, ‘internal audit’, ‘governance’, ‘assurance’ and ‘risk management’. The differences are explained in the document ‘Terms used in the IIA Standards in a Swiss context’. This can be used to help translate the Standards, and contains both the original English terms and French terminology.
Recommended guidance
The recommended guidance is issued by the IIA following a formal approval process. It describes practices for effective implementation of the IIA’s core principles, a definition of internal auditing, the Code of Ethics and our Standards. The recommended elements of the IPPF are the implementation guidance and supplemental guidance (practical guidelines). They help internal auditors put the Standards into practice and present detailed processes and procedures.
IMPLEMENTATION GUIDANCE
The implementation guidance helps internal auditors apply the norms and code of conduct. They address approaches, methods and considerations relating to internal audits but do not go into detail about processes or procedures. All guidance affected by the 2017 revision of the Standards has been updated. To make things easier, you can download the implementation guidelines from the member area of the IIA Global homepage either as individual documents or grouped together as a single document.
SUPPLEMENTAL GUIDANCE (PRACTICAL GUIDELINES)
Our supplemental guidance provides detailed guidelines for conducting internal audit activities. These include topical areas, sector-specific issues, processes and procedures, tools and techniques, programmes, step-by-step approaches and examples of results. There are numerous practical guidelines available for download on the IIA Global homepage.
International Standards for the professional practice of internal auditing
The Three Lines Model
The Three Lines Model can be applied to any organisation and helps you identify structures and processes that are key to achieving your goals and which support governance and risk management. Find out more about our groundbreaking governance model and download the English or German version in our member area.
Have questions? For all enquiries about quality assurance in internal auditing, get in touch with us.
Accredited quality assessors
Internal auditing provides independent and objective assessment and consultation services designed to add value and improve business processes. It helps organisations achieve their goals by taking a systematic and targeted approach to assessing and helping increase the efficacy of risk management, controls, and governance processes.
Surname / first name | IIA certifications |
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Abad Jorge | CIA |
Aeby Daniel | CIA |
Aeschlimann Kurt | CFSA, CIA, CCSA, CRMA |
Affentranger Christoph | |
Amann Alain S. | |
Ambrogini Gianluca | |
Aregger Daniel | QA Refresher 2021, CIA |
Baldauf Caroline | |
Batliner Stefan | |
Béard John-Eric | CRMA , CIA |
Beer Thomas | |
Berger Christian | CIA, CRMA |
Bertisch Frank | CIA, CRMA |
Bienz Angelica | CIA, CRMA |
Billeter Martin | |
Bischofberger Mario | |
Bivetti Gian Andri | |
Blatter Ernst | |
Bläuer Alexandre | |
Boeglin Dieter | CFSA, CIA, CRMA |
Bögli Christian | |
Bôle Cottet Aline | |
Bossert Yves | |
Buga Alexandre | |
Bürgin Bruno | CIA |
Burki Dieter M. | CIA, CRMA |
Calmbach Christine | CIA |
Carayon David | |
Carrera Veronica | |
Cartier-Rumo Isabelle | CRMA , CIA |
Cattin Patrick | |
Chrétien Maxime Pierre | |
Christen Thomas | |
Christian Susanne | |
Courtial Lionel | |
De Bruyne Alexandre Henri | |
De Gottardi Claudio | QA Refresher 2021 |
Dedeilia Athina | |
Del Conte Tatjana | QA Refresher 2021 |
Deriaz Jean-Claude | CIA |
Doronin Evgeny | |
Duchesne Sébastien | CIA |
Ducrey Régis | CRMA |
Duport Pascal | CRMA , CIA |
Duss Rolf | |
Eggstein Peter | |
Ehret Lisa-Sophia | |
Eichenberger Walter | |
Emery Fabien | |
Fausch-Grünenfelder Konrad | CIA, CRMA |
Fischer Thomas | CIA, CRMA |
Föry Sylvia | CIA |
Frey Michael | CIA, CRMA |
Freymond Franck | CIA |
Furler Florence | |
Furrer Cornel | CRMA , CIA |
Gabriele Alessandro | |
Gaillard Nicolas | CRMA |
Gambone Vittorio | CIA |
Gardi Roland | QA Refresher 2021 |
Gastpar Aaron | CIA |
Gianetti Guido | |
Gouëllo Nicole | CIA |
Graber Patrick | CIA |
Gröflin Marc | CIA |
Grossenbacher Mario | |
Gschwandner Norbert | CIA |
Guinikoukou Orou Nam Gilbert | QIAL, CRMA , CIA |
Günter Daniel Martin | |
Gurtner Robert | |
Gut Manuela | |
Haenle Felix | |
Haenni Daniel Paul | CIA |
Hahn Ulrich | |
Häubi Max | |
Hess Ramona | |
Heyer Virginie | QA Refresher 2021, CIA |
Ho Nam Phong | QA Refresher 2021, QIAL, CIA, CRMA |
Höllbacher Alexander | CIA |
Huang Isabelle | |
Hug Marcel | |
Humbel Ekaterina | CIA |
Hungerbühler Michael | CRMA |
Jans Victor | CIA, CCSA, CRMA |
Jolicard Nadia | |
Jonin Pierre-Yves | CRMA |
Jotterand Philippe | CIA, CRMA |
Jullier Marcel | CIA |
Kara Günter | |
Kavvadias Yannis | |
Keller Renate | CFSA |
Knoll Roland | |
Kübler Roger | |
Kuntz Pierre | |
Kuriger Yves | |
Lacambra Nathalie | |
Lanz Philipp | |
Lanzarini Giancarlo | |
Lava Francesco | |
Lechthaler Marco Giovanni | |
Lepple Tanja | |
Levi Hanspeter | |
Linnas Raivo | |
Lorenzetti Claudio | CIA, CRMA |
Manferdini Alessandro | QA Refresher 2021, CRMA , CIA |
Massard Philippe | |
Matt Patrick | CIA |
Medinger Jack | QA Refresher 2021 |
Meinecke Kerstin | QA Refresher 2021, CIA |
Merkle Thomas | |
Michel Thomas | CIA |
Miljkovic Jelena | |
Ming Marcel | |
Moretti Rezio | QA Refresher 2021 |
Morey Mirja | CIA |
Moser Dominic | |
Müller Peter J. | |
Myréen Kristina | CIA |
Nagaratnam Jesmila | |
Neukomm Denis | |
Oppliger Markus | CIA |
Orasianu Alexandre | QA Refresher 2021 |
Pedroja Graziano | |
Perruchoud Roland | QA Refresher 2021 |
Pfeiler Markus | QA Refresher 2021, CFSA, CIA, CRMA |
Pfyffer Hans-Ulrich | CIA, CRMA |
Phan Cuong Thanh | CIA |
Poltera Clemens | |
Portarrieu Marie | |
Ralijemisa Patricia | |
Rau Heinz | CIA |
Reiner Martin | |
Reusser Daniel | |
Rink Ronald | |
Rüedi Philipp | |
Sackmann Michaela Alexandra Rose | CGAP, CIA |
Sandana Preethi | |
Sarasin Charles | CIA |
Sarrazin Sébastien | QA Refresher 2021, CRMA , CIA |
Schäfli Marco | CRMA , CIA |
Scherrer Patrick | CIA |
Schluep Albert-Michael | CIA |
Schluricke Wolfgang | |
Schmid René | |
Schmidt Evelyn | CIA, CCSA, CRMA |
Schuchter Alexander | |
Schüpfer Hanspeter | QA Refresher 2021 |
Seheri Covino Fatma | |
Seifart Annette | QA Refresher 2021, CIA |
Seile Alexander | |
Sidler Andrea Veronica | CIA, CRMA |
Sidler Raphael | |
Simoné Vanessa | |
Snaidero Christian | QA Refresher 2021 |
Sommer Claudia Patricia | CIA |
Sommer Paul | |
Soussi Baptiste | CRMA , CIA |
Spichiger Roger | |
Spörri Beat | |
Sprecher Paul | |
Steffen Daniel | |
Steib Patrick | CIA |
Stephan Pascal | |
Stojkovic Milos | |
Strebel Daniel | |
Stucki Daniel | |
Suter Armin | |
Teuffer Denis | CRMA |
Thalmann Carmen | |
Tucesku Mike | CIA, CRMA |
Valek Olga | CIA |
von Känel Erik | |
Waser Draginja | CIA |
Wellens Patrick | |
Wenger Anastasia Sylvie | CIA |
Werenfels Cornelia | CRMA , CIA |
Werner Stephan | CFSA, CIA |
Wicht Emmanuel | |
Wild Roland | |
Wilhelm Philipp | QIAL, CIA, CRMA |
Winsnes Thomas | |
Winterberg Fabian | CIA |
Winterberg Ramon | CIA |
Wüthrich Marcel | CIA, CRMA |
Zipfel Birgit | CIA |
Zumsteg Claudia | CIA |
Zutter Christophe | |
Kull Birgit | CIA |
Soler Candela Antonio | CIA, CRMA |
Danielsen Milena | |
Burger Stephan | CIA |
Chishimba Bevan | CIA |
Dainis Reinieks | CIA |
Küng Anuschka | |
Khajehnouri Farshid | QA Refresher 2024 |
Raffa Stefano | CIA |
Salaun Elise | |
Weinkopf Imelda | |
Dortas Fernanda | |
Lazzem Soufiane | |
Paulin Romain | |
Jung Christian | |
Herrenknecht Eric | CIA |
Manetta Marco | CIA |
Ostojic Bojan | CIA, CISA |
Schmidli Stephan | |
Hinkelmann Jens | CIA, CRMA |
Kremer Stephane | |
Kleindienst Michael | CIA |
Acheampong Collins | CIA, CRMA |
Ramli Viola | |
Agyeman-Duah Augustine | |
Theshika Kassen | CIA, CRMA |
Hrubizna Linda | CIA |
Celli Fabio | |
Muminu Mayanja |
Surname / first name
IIA certifications
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Abad Jorge
CIA
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Aeby Daniel
CIA
|
Aeschlimann Kurt
CFSA, CIA, CCSA, CRMA
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Affentranger Christoph
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Amann Alain S.
|
Ambrogini Gianluca
|
Aregger Daniel
QA Refresher 2021, CIA
|
Baldauf Caroline
|
Batliner Stefan
|
Béard John-Eric
CRMA , CIA
|
Beer Thomas
|
Berger Christian
CIA, CRMA
|
Bertisch Frank
CIA, CRMA
|
Bienz Angelica
CIA, CRMA
|
Billeter Martin
|
Bischofberger Mario
|
Bivetti Gian Andri
|
Blatter Ernst
|
Bläuer Alexandre
|
Boeglin Dieter
CFSA, CIA, CRMA
|
Bögli Christian
|
Bôle Cottet Aline
|
Bossert Yves
|
Buga Alexandre
|
Bürgin Bruno
CIA
|
Burki Dieter M.
CIA, CRMA
|
Calmbach Christine
CIA
|
Carayon David
|
Carrera Veronica
|
Cartier-Rumo Isabelle
CRMA , CIA
|
Cattin Patrick
|
Chrétien Maxime Pierre
|
Christen Thomas
|
Christian Susanne
|
Courtial Lionel
|
De Bruyne Alexandre Henri
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De Gottardi Claudio
QA Refresher 2021
|
Dedeilia Athina
|
Del Conte Tatjana
QA Refresher 2021
|
Deriaz Jean-Claude
CIA
|
Doronin Evgeny
|
Duchesne Sébastien
CIA
|
Ducrey Régis
CRMA
|
Duport Pascal
CRMA , CIA
|
Duss Rolf
|
Eggstein Peter
|
Ehret Lisa-Sophia
|
Eichenberger Walter
|
Emery Fabien
|
Fausch-Grünenfelder Konrad
CIA, CRMA
|
Fischer Thomas
CIA, CRMA
|
Föry Sylvia
CIA
|
Frey Michael
CIA, CRMA
|
Freymond Franck
CIA
|
Furler Florence
|
Furrer Cornel
CRMA , CIA
|
Gabriele Alessandro
|
Gaillard Nicolas
CRMA
|
Gambone Vittorio
CIA
|
Gardi Roland
QA Refresher 2021
|
Gastpar Aaron
CIA
|
Gianetti Guido
|
Gouëllo Nicole
CIA
|
Graber Patrick
CIA
|
Gröflin Marc
CIA
|
Grossenbacher Mario
|
Gschwandner Norbert
CIA
|
Guinikoukou Orou Nam Gilbert
QIAL, CRMA , CIA
|
Günter Daniel Martin
|
Gurtner Robert
|
Gut Manuela
|
Haenle Felix
|
Haenni Daniel Paul
CIA
|
Hahn Ulrich
|
Häubi Max
|
Hess Ramona
|
Heyer Virginie
QA Refresher 2021, CIA
|
Ho Nam Phong
QA Refresher 2021, QIAL, CIA, CRMA
|
Höllbacher Alexander
CIA
|
Huang Isabelle
|
Hug Marcel
|
Humbel Ekaterina
CIA
|
Hungerbühler Michael
CRMA
|
Jans Victor
CIA, CCSA, CRMA
|
Jolicard Nadia
|
Jonin Pierre-Yves
CRMA
|
Jotterand Philippe
CIA, CRMA
|
Jullier Marcel
CIA
|
Kara Günter
|
Kavvadias Yannis
|
Keller Renate
CFSA
|
Knoll Roland
|
Kübler Roger
|
Kuntz Pierre
|
Kuriger Yves
|
Lacambra Nathalie
|
Lanz Philipp
|
Lanzarini Giancarlo
|
Lava Francesco
|
Lechthaler Marco Giovanni
|
Lepple Tanja
|
Levi Hanspeter
|
Linnas Raivo
|
Lorenzetti Claudio
CIA, CRMA
|
Manferdini Alessandro
QA Refresher 2021, CRMA , CIA
|
Massard Philippe
|
Matt Patrick
CIA
|
Medinger Jack
QA Refresher 2021
|
Meinecke Kerstin
QA Refresher 2021, CIA
|
Merkle Thomas
|
Michel Thomas
CIA
|
Miljkovic Jelena
|
Ming Marcel
|
Moretti Rezio
QA Refresher 2021
|
Morey Mirja
CIA
|
Moser Dominic
|
Müller Peter J.
|
Myréen Kristina
CIA
|
Nagaratnam Jesmila
|
Neukomm Denis
|
Oppliger Markus
CIA
|
Orasianu Alexandre
QA Refresher 2021
|
Pedroja Graziano
|
Perruchoud Roland
QA Refresher 2021
|
Pfeiler Markus
QA Refresher 2021, CFSA, CIA, CRMA
|
Pfyffer Hans-Ulrich
CIA, CRMA
|
Phan Cuong Thanh
CIA
|
Poltera Clemens
|
Portarrieu Marie
|
Ralijemisa Patricia
|
Rau Heinz
CIA
|
Reiner Martin
|
Reusser Daniel
|
Rink Ronald
|
Rüedi Philipp
|
Sackmann Michaela Alexandra Rose
CGAP, CIA
|
Sandana Preethi
|
Sarasin Charles
CIA
|
Sarrazin Sébastien
QA Refresher 2021, CRMA , CIA
|
Schäfli Marco
CRMA , CIA
|
Scherrer Patrick
CIA
|
Schluep Albert-Michael
CIA
|
Schluricke Wolfgang
|
Schmid René
|
Schmidt Evelyn
CIA, CCSA, CRMA
|
Schuchter Alexander
|
Schüpfer Hanspeter
QA Refresher 2021
|
Seheri Covino Fatma
|
Seifart Annette
QA Refresher 2021, CIA
|
Seile Alexander
|
Sidler Andrea Veronica
CIA, CRMA
|
Sidler Raphael
|
Simoné Vanessa
|
Snaidero Christian
QA Refresher 2021
|
Sommer Claudia Patricia
CIA
|
Sommer Paul
|
Soussi Baptiste
CRMA , CIA
|
Spichiger Roger
|
Spörri Beat
|
Sprecher Paul
|
Steffen Daniel
|
Steib Patrick
CIA
|
Stephan Pascal
|
Stojkovic Milos
|
Strebel Daniel
|
Stucki Daniel
|
Suter Armin
|
Teuffer Denis
CRMA
|
Thalmann Carmen
|
Tucesku Mike
CIA, CRMA
|
Valek Olga
CIA
|
von Känel Erik
|
Waser Draginja
CIA
|
Wellens Patrick
|
Wenger Anastasia Sylvie
CIA
|
Werenfels Cornelia
CRMA , CIA
|
Werner Stephan
CFSA, CIA
|
Wicht Emmanuel
|
Wild Roland
|
Wilhelm Philipp
QIAL, CIA, CRMA
|
Winsnes Thomas
|
Winterberg Fabian
CIA
|
Winterberg Ramon
CIA
|
Wüthrich Marcel
CIA, CRMA
|
Zipfel Birgit
CIA
|
Zumsteg Claudia
CIA
|
Zutter Christophe
|
Kull Birgit
CIA
|
Soler Candela Antonio
CIA, CRMA
|
Danielsen Milena
|
Burger Stephan
CIA
|
Chishimba Bevan
CIA
|
Dainis Reinieks
CIA
|
Küng Anuschka
|
Khajehnouri Farshid
QA Refresher 2024
|
Raffa Stefano
CIA
|
Salaun Elise
|
Weinkopf Imelda
|
Dortas Fernanda
|
Lazzem Soufiane
|
Paulin Romain
|
Jung Christian
|
Herrenknecht Eric
CIA
|
Manetta Marco
CIA
|
Ostojic Bojan
CIA, CISA
|
Schmidli Stephan
|
Hinkelmann Jens
CIA, CRMA
|
Kremer Stephane
|
Kleindienst Michael
CIA
|
Acheampong Collins
CIA, CRMA
|
Ramli Viola
|
Agyeman-Duah Augustine
|
Theshika Kassen
CIA, CRMA
|
Hrubizna Linda
CIA
|
Celli Fabio
|
Muminu Mayanja
|