Trucking Security Requirements (TSR)
Trucking Security Requirements (TSR)
The TAPA Trucking Security Requirements (TSR) is a global industry standard that ensures the minimum acceptable security standards for assets traveling throughout the supply chain. By implementing TAPA TSR, companies can reduce the risks of cargo theft and other security incidents.
The TSR outlines the processes and specifications for suppliers to attain TAPA compliance for their transport operations. TAPA members seek out reputable telematics partners to provide professional and technically qualified systems to monitor trucks and trailers carrying high-value targeted theft (HVTT) cargo. It is crucial that the system and software meet the minimum specifications and provide accurate information and data to an appropriate control center.
Successful implementation of the TSR is dependent on suppliers and buyers working together to accurately interpret, adopt, and audit against these requirements. TAPA members intend to select suppliers that meet or exceed TAPA TSR compliance requirements.
If you’re looking to enhance your supply chain security, contact us to learn more about how your company can comply with TAPA TSR. By taking these steps, you can improve your company’s supply chain security and reduce the risks of cargo theft and other security incidents.
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SELF-CERTIFICATION PROGRAMME (TSR LEVEL 3)
For TAPA members self-certifying TSR Level 3 or conducting TSR Level 3 annual interim self-audit only.
The TAPA Self-Certification Programme was commenced on the 1st March 2015 and is currently free for members.
In partnership with BSI, the TAPA Self-Certification Programme runs on an online audit tool, which has eliminated the previous manual processes involved in the certification submission process, making it quicker for TAPA trained in-house auditors completing the TAPA Trucking Security Requirements (TSR) Level 3 self-certification.
Members who plan to apply and complete the TAPA Self-Certification Programme for TSR Level 3, please follow the steps below.
Please note that from 1st July 2020, TAPA 2017 Standards are non-certifiable. Any audit submission after 1st July 2020 for new certifications and re-certifications will need to be under TAPA 2020 Standards.
