IMPLEMENTING ISO 28000

IMPLEMENTING ISO 28000 SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS THROUGH SECURITY BEST PRACTICE

As global trade expands, so do the opportunities for criminal elements to infiltrate global supply chains. Over the past ten years, as the legal and regulatory environments have evolved, organizations have started to address the need for heightened security within global supply chains. SGS invites you to join 3 days training of “Implementing ISO 28000 Supply Chain Security Management Systems Through Security Best Practice” to learn how to establish, implement and reinforce your supply chain security management systems.

ISO 28000 certification - apply to all organizations that would like to implement a security management system and integrate their security management into their overall quality management system. TAPA - apply to any organization with high value goods stored in warehouses and distribution centers utilizing their own or subcontracted transportation systems or freight forwarders. C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism) – provide a supply chain security audit tool that is based on C-TPAT requirements for security.

Course Outline

Part 1: C-TPAT  & TAPA

• Introduction to C-TPAT (Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism)
• Introduction to TAPA Certification Scheme #
• The Main issue covers:
  • Physical Security / Warehouse / Conveyance security
  • Access Controls / Electronic and Safety Staff Investments
  • Procedural Security / Personnel Security
  • Education and Training Requirement
  • Service Providers Control

Part 2: ISO 28000

• Introduction to supply chain security management
• Structure of ISO 28000:2007
• Process-based supply chain security management  systems

Part 3: Risk Assessment

• A basic approach to risk assessment
• Supply chain security threats identification and risks assessment
• Risk Management and Countermeasure Identification
• Workshop

Who Should Attend  

Security, operation managers, freight operators or security practitioners who would like to implement a security management system or who are interested in adding a risk assessment process in their security management.

Note
#The course is not a TAPA auditor Training

Information

Course Date: 14-16 Dec (9:30am – 5:30pm)
Medium: Cantonese supplemented with English material
Venue: SGS Hong Kong Ltd. –  Shatin  / Admiralty Training Centre (TBC)
Fee: HK$4,200 / *HK$3,900 /  **HK$3,900per participant
* Discount is offered to SGS certified clients or for groups of 3 or more
** Early Bird Price is offered to all enrolment made one month prior to the course*