Description:

This course covers the minimum security criteria that an Inland Container Depot (ICD) needs to comply with in order to become a participant in the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT) program. The CTPAT program is designed to enhance the security of global supply chains and improve overall border security.

Key Highlights:

• Understand the CTPAT program and its objectives
• Learn about the minimum security criteria specific to Inland Container Depots
• Discover effective strategies for implementing security measures at ICDs
• Explore best practices for securing and monitoring containerized shipments
• Gain insights into risk assessment and management in the context of ICD security

What you will learn:

• Comprehensive Overview of CTPAT Program
  Learn about the goals, benefits, and requirements of the CTPAT program, and understand its relevance in the context of global supply chain security.
• Minimum Security Criteria for Inland Container Depots
  Explore the specific security criteria that Inland Container Depots must meet to become CTPAT participants, covering physical security, personnel security, procedural security, and more.
• Implementing Security Measures at ICDs
  Discover effective strategies and best practices for implementing security measures at Inland Container Depots, including access control, container integrity checks, surveillance systems, and security training.
• Securing and Monitoring Containerized Shipments
  Learn how to ensure the security of containerized shipments at ICDs, covering container seals, container inspection procedures, cargo tracking systems, and supply chain visibility.
• Risk Assessment and Management for ICD Security
  Gain insights into conducting risk assessments, identifying vulnerabilities, and implementing risk management strategies to enhance security at Inland Container Depots.