Course Description
The increase in statistics of loss related to company assets, namely cargo related crimes warrants an immediate methodological approach on how an organization may need to prepare itself with Total Prevention Methodology ensuring it does not fall prey to such losses that may influence Business Continuity.
This programme provides an insight into the organization on the importance of Supply Chain Security, namely the control and management methodologies, which includes a wide spectrum of elements, through a Supply Chain Risk Management Plan.
Course Objective
• Recognize the prevention methodologies based on the Standards of TAPA (Transported Asset Protection Association) & C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism)
• Understand the benefits of implementing Supply Chain Security Risk Management Plan, absorbing the requirements laid out in ISO 28000 (Supply Chain Security Management) & ISO 31000 (Risk Management)
• Identify the change of trend in warehousing, transportation, and logistics Security Management
• Identify proactive approaches Supply Chain Security Management – Compliance Programme
• Address the challenges of balancing security needs and economic efficiency
• Developing an effective Risk Management Plan for Supply Chain Security
Who Should Attend
Executive / Managers / Senior Managers / HODs; Security & Loss Prevention Personnel, Logistics and Warehouse Management Personnel, Supply Chain Service Providers
Training Methodology will be based on the following
: Highly Interactive Session, with a bilateral approach to the subject matter allowing participants to share incidences at respective work locations.
: Short Video Presentation
: Mind Mapping and Recap Sessions
: Workshop Session – allowing participants to have a hands-on participation in the application of Planning, implementation, execution and compliance inspections strategies and work in synergy with other participants
: Ice Breaking / Monotony Breaking Sessions – Purpose of rejuvenating the mind
: Encourage teamwork
Duration: 2 days (Daily 9 am – 5 pm)
Course Outline
Day 1
9.00am – 10.30am
1. ISO 28000 – Security Management System for the Supply Chain
- An Overview
- How to synergise with ISO 31000 Risk Management Standards
2. Security Policy
– Management of people, information & property.
3. Threat & Risk Analysis
- Risk Matrix (Basic Introduction and Understanding)
- Assessment methodology of threat and risk to the organization/business
- Impact of Risk
- Management of threat and risk – Damage Control and Mitigation Plan
- Case Study
4. Supply Chain Security & it’s related standards:-
Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA)
- Freight Security Requirement
- Transport Security Requirement
– Objective
– Security Requirements (In General)
– Benefits Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C-TPAT)
– Background
– Definition
– Objective
– Security Requirements (In General)
– Container Security Requirement – Condition and Sealing Points
– Benefits
10.30am – 10.45am Tea break
10.45am – 1.00pm II
5. Transport Security Management – Background & Statistical Facts
A. Supply Chain Security (Cargo Security)
- Cargo Crime Statistics (Hijacks in Malaysia), Hijack Modus Operandi, Target Products, Laws in relation to Hijack and Cargo Crimes.
Case Study.
B. Supply Chain Security Management – Cargo Crime Prevention Methodology /Freight Security and Trucking Security Requirements as per C-TPAT and Transported Asset Protection Association (TAPA) requirements.
6. Security Requirements Pre-Shipment
A. Incoming Area / Storage Area / Loading Bay (Outgoing) (Basic Understanding)
- Access Control Management
- Facility Dock and Warehouse Access Control Management
- High-Value Storage Area Security Requirements
- Standard Operating Procedure
- Process Review (Frequency)
- Close Circuit Television (CCTV) – Quantity, Type, Coverage Angle
- Lighting
- Intrusion Detection System
- Alarm System
B. Transportation Security
- Standard Operating Procedure
- Recommended mode of transportation – Security features for transportation vehicle, inclusive of Global Positioning System (GPS)
- Transportation Crew Management i.e:- Driver and Escorts (Armed / Unarmed) – Training / Background checks (Vetting)
- Routing, Scheduling, Pre-Alerts, Audits (Route, Airport Cargo, Warehouse, Ground Handlers)
C. Transport / Trucking Crew Standards
- Selection process and grooming requirements.
- Crew Management – Weekly Meetings, Training Programme, Awareness Programme
- Armed Escort Standards and Legal Requirement (Including Rules of Engagement)
- Third Party Escort
1.00pm – 2.00pm Lunch
2.00pm – 3.30pm III
D. Transport Vehicle / Trucking Inspection for Compliance
- Physical Features / Condition
- Security and Safety Standards
- Roadworthiness
- Inspection Checklist
- Classroom exercise with real life experience on inspection methodology.
E. Armoury Security Requirements and Management
- Access Control
- Inventory Management
- Issuance / Withdrawal of Weapons
- License and Permit
3.30pm – 3.45pm Tea break
3.45pm – 5.00pm
7. Security Requirements During Shipment
- Crew’s Roles and Responsibilities (Driver and Armed Escort)
- Vigilance
- Point to point delivery (Non-stop)
- Refueling security requirements for long distance traveling
- Environmental Change Identification – elements to look out for during Shipment
- Security during vehicle breakdown / other emergencies
- How to manage an attempt to hijack shipment.
Day 2
9.00am – 10.30am
8. Facility Security
Security Officers Standards
- Selection process and grooming requirements.
- Perception Management
- Security Officers Management – Weekly Meetings, Training Programme, Awareness Programme
Perimeter Security
- Office and Vehicle (Trucks) Parking Security Standards
- Facility Access Control, Employee / Visitor / Vendor / Contractor Management
10.30am – 10.45am Tea break
10.45am – 1.00pm II
Shop Floor Management
- Documentation of Process in flow charts to ensure Specs Compliance
- Escalation Processes
- Effective Inventory Controls of WIP materials and Products
- Compliance Inspection Methodology – Audits against established standards (ISO Standards)
9. Human Resources
- Hiring – Selection Matrix; Standards; Due Diligence
- Job Assignment – Segregation of tasks
- Compliance to PDPA (Personal Data Protection Act 2010) – Employee Data Management
- Consequence Management Plan
- Compliance Inspection Methodology
10. Procurement
- Hiring – Selection Matrix; Standards; Due Diligence
- Contract Management
- Sub-Contracting – requirements and appointment rights-process; rights and limitations
- Consequence Management Plan
- Compliance Inspection Methodology
11. Security Equipment Management
- Walkie – Talkies
- Two Way communication radio
- Global Position System
- Immobilizers – Fuel Cut Off system
- Key Management system.
- Alarm System
- CCTV Management system
- Security Seal Management
1.00pm – 2.00pm Lunch
2.00pm – 3.30pm III
12. Crisis Management and Emergency
- Emergency Response, Crisis Management team formation, Government Agency liaison / support.
13. Business Continuity Plan (BCP)
- Planning Methodology
14. Information Security
- Personal Data Protection Act 2010 and its related requirement.
- Enforcement, Non-Disclosure Documents and
Practices.
3.30pm – 3.45pm Tea break
3.45pm – 5.00pm IV
15. Security Audits / Certification Programme –
- Supply chain audit
- Trucking security Audits
Audit standards :- Transportation Asset Protection Association (TAPA), Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (C- TPAT), Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) requirements, Customs Golden Client concept (Malaysian Customs requirement) Secure Trade Partnership (STP) standards.