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TAPA Certification

The TAPA certification is a security standard designed to reduce cargo theft and helps how to properly secure a company’s transportation and logistics. TAPA is more and more required by shippers, banks and insurance companies seeking to minimize cargo losses.

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    About the certification

    Protect your cargo and strengthen your supply chain with TAPA (Transported Asset Protection Association) certification. Designed to help address cargo theft and supply chain disruptions, TAPA provides security requirements for goods at facilities, on the road, and at parking locations.

    The requirements cover three key areas:

    • Facility Security Requirements (FSR): Strengthen security at facilities where goods are stored and handled.
    • Trucking Security Requirements (TSR): Protect cargo during road transportation.
    • Parking Security Requirements (PSR): Enhance security at parking locations.

    By applying these requirements, your organisation can reduce security risks, protect valuable assets, and build confidence among customers and business partners.

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    How You Benefit

    Strengthen your supply chain with TAPA certification. Meet customer security requirements, help protect your people and cargo, and build confidence in the security of your storage and transport operations.

    Demonstrate alignment with TAPA security requirements and meet the expectations of customers who include TAPA compliance in their contractual terms.

    Strengthen security during storage and transport to help reduce theft and associated losses involving high-value or high-risk goods.

    Support a safer working environment through security measures that help protect employees during storage, handling, and transport activities.

    Establish consistent security practices that help reduce disruptions and support more reliable movement of goods across your supply chain.

    Demonstrate your commitment to high security standards, giving customers, insurers, and other stakeholders greater confidence in how you protect their goods.

    Take a proactive approach to cargo theft prevention through stronger asset protection and effective sharing of security information.

    Getting TAPA Certified in 8 Steps

    Control Union Malaysia guides you through the TAPA certification process, from registration and audit planning to reporting and certification. Follow these eight steps to get started and understand what to expect along the way.

    Register on the TAPA Website

    Begin by registering your organisation on the TAPA website before requesting an audit from Control Union.

    Register with TAPA

    Request an Audit Offer

    Begin by registering your organisation on the TAPA website before requesting an audit from Control Union.

    Request an Audit Offer

    Review and Accept Your Offer

    Control Union Malaysia will issue an offer outlining the proposed audit scope and fees. Review the offer and return the signed contract to proceed with audit planning.

    Arrange Your Audit

    Once we receive your signed contract, we will work with you to schedule the audit and confirm the arrangements.

    Have Your Audit Registered with TAPA

    Control Union Malaysia will register your planned audit on the TAPA website before the assessment takes place.

    Undergo Your TAPA Audit

    Our auditor will conduct the audit to assess your organisation against the applicable TAPA requirements.

    Have Your Audit Report Submitted

    Following the audit, Control Union will manage the reporting process and upload the audit report to the TAPA website.

    Receive Your TAPA Certification

    Upon successful completion of the audit process and fulfilment of the applicable requirements, your organisation will receive its TAPA certification.