CTPAT Best Practices Cosco Container Lines （c tpat的最佳实践中远集装箱运输）.pdfVIP

C-TPAT Best Practices Best Practices Workshop 2010 Brandie Tardie Supervisor, Miami C-TPAT Field Office Phillip Thompson Supply Chain Security Specialist, Miami C-TPAT Field Office Best Practices Overview Best Practices Defined The Role of Best Practices in the C-TPAT Program Resources available to C-TPAT Partners Tier Status Examples of Current Best Practices Questions/Discussion C-TPAT Best Practices Defined Innovative security measures that exceed the C-TPAT minimum security criteria and industry standards Include a high level of management support system of checks and balances, written and verifiable policies and procedures Incorporate technology, efficiency, effectiveness Serve to enhance the overall security of the international supply chain Role Best Practices Play Method by which C-TPAT partners can gauge the effectiveness of their security programs Sharing of best practices allows companies to see how they “measure up” to peers Lead to setting new standards and “raising the bar” Enhance the security of international supply chains A contributing factor in determining Tier status and related benefits (currently in place for importers and moving towards implementation for non-importers) C-TPAT Best Practices Resources 2006 Supply Chain Security Best Practices Catalog Best practices gathered since program’s inception until 2006 Identified before the implementation of minimum security criteria 2009 Best Practices Pamphlet Outstanding examples of best practices identified from 2006 to 2009 2009 Best Practices Addendum Collection of new and updated best practices from 2006 to 2009 2010 Best Practices Handout Examples of best practices for non-importers identified in 2009 Importer Tier Status Company has been successfully vetted Partner provided with targeting score reductions resulting in fewer discretionary cargo examinations – score reduction dependent on current Tier status