Sectors

Sector understanding that improves the audit conversation.

Strong internal audit work requires understanding the process environment. Our experience spans complex public, private, regulated and operational settings.

Energy and fuel

Retail operations, cash handling, stock controls, procurement, finance processes, governance and reporting.

Healthcare and education

Revenue cycle, receivables, inventory, patient/student-facing processes, compliance and management reporting.

Hospitality

Revenue assurance, guest advances, stores, procurement, fixed assets, cash controls and SOP development.

Manufacturing

Inventory, costing, receivables, payables, shared services, fixed assets, production and control documentation.

Real estate and construction

Project expenditure, supplier controls, site documentation, approvals, receivables and governance oversight.

Agriculture, sugar and food

Procurement, survey, stores, production, weighment, sales, stock, compliance and food-related operations.

Broader experience

Experience across complex operating environments.

Senior leadership experience includes external and internal audit services across multiple sectors, often serving as audit in-charge, managing teams and delivering outputs to senior leadership.

Rather than listing every organisation, the focus is on the environments we understand: public sector and PPP arrangements, energy and infrastructure, healthcare, care, education, supply chain, telecoms, services and retail.

Controls-heavy operations

Processes where cash, stock, procurement, revenue, assets or compliance directly affect stakeholder confidence.

Stakeholder reporting

Environments that require clear reporting to management, boards, audit committees or external stakeholders.

Operational improvement

Reviews designed to identify root causes, improve controls and support practical implementation.

Sector-specific audit support

Need an audit plan tailored to your industry?

We can help translate sector risks into a practical audit universe and focused review plan.

Discuss sector risks