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                            CONTAINER SECURITY
INSPECTION/SEALS/STORAGE

 

 

Re: C-TPAT - Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism

Dear Customer/Service Provider:

We are participating in the U.S. Customs security recommendations program known as C-TPAT
(Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism)
. C-TPAT is a voluntary initiative between
U.S. Customs and the international trade community to develop a more secure border without
restricting the flow of imports into the United States. In an effort to ensure that our customers
and service providers have procedures in place to maintain container and trailer security,
whether C-TPAT members or not, we ask you to review the C-TPAT guidelines concerning
container, tractor and trailer and seal security.

 

All containers, tractors and trailers arriving at a facility should have documentation verified and
seal number verified and inspected for tampering. All seals used to secure loaded containers
must meet or exceed the current PAS/ISO 17712 standards. In addition, the following 7-Point
container Inspection and 17-Point tractor and trailer Inspection and the 6-Point Seal Inspection
should be conducted as follows:

 

If you are not currently participating in the C-TPAT program, we encourage you to review
the requirements and benefits outlined by U.S. Customs and Border Protection at www.cbp.gov

online application for C-TPAT is available.

 

If you have any questions, please call (201) 656-9020. Thank you for your prompt attention
to this request
.


 
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Check Points:

SECURITY

DAMAGE

REMARKS

1. Outside/Undercarriage

Yes

No

 

2. Inside/Outside Doors (Bolts, hinges, hardware, gaskets)

Yes

No

 

3. Right Side

Yes

No

 

4. Left Side

Yes

No

 

5. Front Wall

Yes

No

 

6. Ceiling/Roof

Yes

No

 

7. Floors (Inside)

Yes

No

 

Additional Check Points:

 

 

 

8. Seal (Mechanism/Number)

Yes

No

 

9. Interior Vents (Reefer , Ventilated Units)

Yes

No

 

10. Walls, Ceiling, Beams

Yes

No

 

 

NOTE:  The purpose of a "security" Inspection Is to check for hidden compartments, false walls/floors or areas where
merchandise, persons or illegal contraband can be hidden and/or disguised by the shipment being loaded.  Personnel
should be trained to correctly perform and document all inspections.  Security Inspections can be incorporated
as rt of the existing inspections conducted for safety, damage and cleanliness.  The company should provide personnel
responsible for the inspections with appropriate measuring tools (i.e. rubber mallet
, mirrors for undercarriage) to
effectively complete the task.

 

***Unsatisfactory containers must not be used at any time. If container is altered or tampered with, it must be
immediately reported to the proper authorities.  Reports of damage should be confirmed before loading.

 

 

 

 

Employee Initials/Date

Container Number:

 

 

 

Verified upon Departure

 

Seal Number(s):

 

 

 

Verified upon Departure

 

 

 

 

Signature/Date

 

Driver verified:

 

 

Inspected by:

 

 

Loaded by:

 

Signature of Supervisor/Manager:

 

 


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Check Points:

SECURITY

DAMAGE

REMARKS

1. Bumpers

Yes

No

 

2. Engine

Yes

No

 

3. Tires (Truck and Trailer)

Yes

No

 

4. Floor (inside truck)

Yes

No

 

5. Fuel Tanks

Yes

No

 

6. Cab/Storage Compartments

Yes

No

 

7. Air Tanks

Yes

No

 

9. Fifth Wheel

Yes

No

 



10. Outside/Undercarriage

Yes

No

 

11. Outside/Inside Doors

Yes

No

 

12. Floor (inside trailer)

Yes

No

 


12. Floor (inside trailer)

 Yes
  No

13. Side Walls (inside trailer)

 Yes
  No

14. Front Walls (inside trailer)

 Yes
  No

15. Ceiling/Roof (inside trailer)

 Yes
  No

16. Refrigeration Unit

 Yes
  No

17. Exhaust

 Yes
  No

 

NOTE:  The purpose of a "security" Inspection Is to check for hidden compartments, false walls/floors or areas where
merchandise, persons or illegal contraband can be hidden and/or disguised by the shipment being loaded.  Personnel
should be trained to correctly perform and document all inspections.  Security Inspections can be incorporated
as part of the existing inspections conducted for safety, damage and cleanliness.  The company should provide personnel
responsible for the inspections with appropriate measuring tools (i.e. rubber mallet
, mirrors for undercarriage) to
effectively complete the task.

 

***Unsatisfactory containers must not be used at any time. If trailer is altered or tampered with, it must be
immediately reported to the proper authorities.  Reports of damage should be confirmed before loading.


 




Employee Initials/Date

Tractor Number


 

   Verified upon Departure


Trailer Number:

 

 

 

Verified upon Departure

 

Seal Number(s):

 

 

 

Verified upon Departure

 

 

 

 

Signature/Date

 

Driver verified:

 

 

Inspected by:

 

 

Loaded by:

 

Signature of Supervisor/Manager:

 

 
 NOTE:  The purpose of a "security" Inspection Is to check for hidden compartments, false walls/floors, acratches,
burn/weld marks, tampered bolts/rivets, fresh grease, fresh paint, Silicone, Fiberglass/Bondo ptchwork, odor marking
substances, after-market modifications.

6-Point Seal Inspection

  

Check Points:

SECURITY

DAMAGE

REMARKS

1. Seal Nmber

Yes

No

 

2. Seal Type

Yes

No

 

3. Door  Locking Mechanism

Yes

No

 

4. Door Hinges (Left Side)

Yes

No

 

5. Door Hinges (right side)

Yes

No

 

6. Door Gasket

Yes

No

 

 

 

 

 

Signature/Date

 

Driver verified:

 

 

Inspected by:

 

 

Loaded by:

 

Signature of Supervisor/Manager: