C-TPAT Compliance Auditing

If you are looking for a trusted company that provides C-TPAT Compliance Auditing services, rely on us. It helps in reducing terrorism and protecting the borders of the nation. C-TPAT Compliance Auditing is done to minimize the risk of terrorism that hampers growth of any business. Our C-TPAT Compliance Auditing services cover administrative security, inspection, assessment, certification and consultancy of C-TPAT. With the help of C-TPAT Compliance Auditing services, one would get assurance that his/ her organization is in compliance with US customs and standards. We provide proper training on how to handling C-TPAT application effectively.
Our supply chain security assessment process typically consists of following steps :

• On-site C-TPAT assessment based on our checklist and the document defined by US custom

• On completion of the assessment, we provide you with a complete assessment report with observed risk level. Report includes corrective action and area of improvement. This report is reviewed by our technical reviewers before it is sent to all relevant clients.

• We conduct follow up or regular periodic monitoring of C-TPAT compliance of organization i.e. subject to our agreement with client

Benifits :1.0-Reduction in U.S. Customs Inspections

• When cargo is imported, CBP assigns an undisclosed risk value to each shipment; assessing such risk factors as:country of origin, supplier, type of product, developed intelligence.
• When a C-TPAT certified company imports cargo, CBP deducts points from the risk value. This results in the imported cargo being placed in a preferred category. Even if the shipment is selected to be inspected, the process is faster if the shipment is being imported by a C-TPAT certified U.S. importer.
• All of this translates into reduced inspection fees, customs fees, cargo fees, increased speed to market and an immediate positive effect on a company’s bottom line.
• Entries filed by Tier II C-TPAT certified U.S. importers are 3.5 times less likely to be selected for a security based examination whereas Tier III C-TPAT certified U.S. importers are 9 times less likely to be selected.

2.0-Front of the Line Privileges

•     Granted to full C-TPAT containers/trailers that are selected for an examination.
•     To the extent possible and practicable the containers/trailers can be moved ahead of any non C-TPAT containers/trailers awaiting exam, regardless of how long they have been there.
•     Containers/trailers will not wait as long in line at a Container Examination Site.
•     Overall: Reduction in time and cost of getting cargo released by U.S. Customs
• Free and Secure Trade (FAST) Lanes
• Expedited clearance across the borders between the U.S. & Canada / U.S. & Mexico via dedicated FAST lanes.

Benifits :  

• Reduction in U.S. Customs Inspections :
  
  • When cargo is imported, CBP assigns an undisclosed risk value to each shipment; assessing such risk factors as:country of origin, supplier, type of product, developed intelligence.
  • When a C-TPAT certified company imports cargo, CBP deducts points from the risk value. This results in the imported cargo being placed in a preferred category. Even if the shipment is selected to be inspected, the process is faster if the shipment is being imported by a C-TPAT certified U.S. importer.
  • All of this translates into reduced inspection fees, customs fees, cargo fees, increased speed to market and an immediate positive effect on a company’s bottom line.
  • Entries filed by Tier II C-TPAT certified U.S. importers are 3.5 times less likely to be selected for a security based examination whereas Tier III C-TPAT certified U.S. importers are 9 times less likely to be selected.

• Front of the Line Privileges :
  
  • Granted to full C-TPAT containers/trailers that are selected for an examination.
  • To the extent possible and practicable the containers/trailers can be moved ahead of any non C-TPAT containers/trailers awaiting exam, regardless of how long they have been there.
  • Containers/trailers will not wait as long in line at a Container Examination Site.
  • Overall: Reduction in time and cost of getting cargo released by U.S. Customs
  • Free and Secure Trade (FAST) Lanes
  • Expedited clearance across the borders between the U.S. & Canada / U.S. & Mexico via dedicated FAST lanes.