C-TPAT Security Audit in Gurgaon

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CIL provides accredited C-TPAT security audit/inspection services in Gurgaon, Haryana, India. CIL is the only accredited inspection agency in India to conduct C-TPAT security audits. CIL is an ISO 17020 accredited inspection agency. Contact us for C-TPAT certification services in India. Following are some companies that are getting CTPAT certified. Have a look and find out which ones are they, Terminal operators, Importers, Customs brokers, Sea carriers, Over the road carriers, Third party logistics (3PL) organizations, Foreign manufacturers, Rail carriers, Consolidators, Where to Focus while Making CTPAT Audit, When it comes to auditing CTPAT, then there are a few areas where you need to emphasize. Check these out to know what changes you need to make to move forward in the right direction, Risk assessment. Paperwork and correct documentation. Shipment controls and methods. Fulfilling the minimum safety criteria in terms of personnel, physical capital, and technology, Warehousing and safety management systems. Firm policies, processes, and documentation. Distribution network documentation. Purpose of C TPAT Program, There are multiple purposes behind companies being a part of the C TPAT program. Some of the primary ones are the following, Having an active role in the war against terrorism. A controlled number of CBP inspections. Priority processing for CBP analysis. Eligibility to attend C TPAT training lectures. Prerequisite for participation in the importer self assessment program. Penalty mitigation under particular situations. Given a safety consultant and a supply chain specialist. Tier III importers let block designation application to DHS Safety Act. Exporters who permit CBP to share information with other customers agencies gain controlled inspections upon arrival in certain countries. Steps to getting C TPAT Certificate. Below are the steps that are essential and need to be checked so you can earn the certificate, The initial step is to see the CTPAT Minimum Security Criteria by considering your business needs so the eligibility program. If you are chosen, you need to create an account and log in to the CTPAT.gov website. Then you will fill out a basic application on the CTPAT portal system and will be agreed to take part in it by choice. As part of your online application, you will then be asked to do a self assessment. This will be a preliminary self audit of your supply chain security methods against the CTPAT criteria. The next step is finishing a supply chain security profile. You need to tell how you are meeting CTPATs minimum security criteria here in the security profile. In the end, when you are done with the online application process, U.S. Customs and Border Protection will give a CTPAT supply chain security specialist (SCSS) to your company. How to Get a C TPAT Certificate? As we have mentioned above that C TPAT is a voluntary program. A safety risk assessment is done to see what type of security risks the company is encountering. Apart from the evaluation, a supply chain safety profile should be completed. Once you are done with these steps, a CTPAT Supply Chain Security Specialist will assist the company. It can take up to a year for certification. How Does CTPAT Works? Whenever participants of the trade community sign up to be apart of CTPAT. They can take advantage of multiple perks that make the customs clearance process more productive. More significantly, membership in CTPAT makes the customs clearance process more accessible and safer. When the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) knows a specific company is CTPAT certified, they can lessen the number of analyses. Another perk contains front of the line examinations. C TPAT Certification lets importers make the most out of faster import processing with a safe supply chain. These advantages can be given to C TPAT certified firms because the CBP knows that the organization has invested its time and effort to make the border secure its primary preference.