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C-TPAT Audit Report

Client AI Service No

Supplier Auditor

Factory Audit Date

General Overview of the Audit’s findings

Clause Theoritical Max Score Actual Score

1. Personal Security 19
2. Physical Security 33
3. Storage & Distribution 19
4. Shipment Information Controls 6
5. Information Access Controls 14
6. Contractor Controls 8
7. Export Logistics 7
8. Records & Documentation 11
9. Facility Photos /
10. CAP in Chinese & English /
117

Overall Score (result)

Audit Findings & Corrective Action

Clause Findings (per clause)

No.

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Factory profile

General information
1 Factory name
2 Factory address/postal code
3 GPS location
4 Contact person name
5 Tel. / Fax Number
6 Email / website
7 Total number of workers Permanent : Temporary : Migrant :
8 Industry
9 Key / Main products
10 Main market
11 Business license Certificate No.:
12 Annual turnover Trend:
for the past 3 years

Facility Structure
13 No. of buildings
Workshop
Warehouse
Container yards
Others
Trucks owned By Company
Percent of goods exported to US
By air
By sea

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Part 1 - Personnel Security

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Is there a procedure in place to screen prospective em-

1.1 ployees and to periodically check current employees? A
process for hiring & interviewing applicants?

Application information, such as employment history and

1.2
references, must be verified prior to employment.

Should each applicant fill-in personal data & application

1.3 form?
1.4 Does the factory keep each employee’s ID copy and per-
sonal file?
Consistent with national regulations, background checks
1.5 and investigations should be conducted for prospective
employees.
Periodic checks and reinvestigations for existing employ-
1.6 ees should be performed based on cause and/or the sen-
sitivity of the employee’s position.
1.7 Is there a procedure in place to monitor the hand-over of
badge, keys/cards, tools and authority of system login-in
when the employee resigned? Check the records.
1.8 Did the security personnel control adequately the issuance
and removal of employees, visitor and vendor ID badges?
Did the security dept. get the resigned name list everyday?
1.9 Did all employees accept the basic safety training, includ-
ing new employee orientation and periodic training for
existing employees? Like security policies and related
procedures and standards.
1.10 Did special training offer to assist security personnel in
maintaining the cargo integrality, identify internal conspir-
acies, and protecting access control?
1.11 Employees must be made aware of the procedures the
company has in place to address a situation and how to
report it (e.g. hot-line).
1.12 Are personnel encouraged to report irregularities, suspi-
cious activity and/or security violations? If yes, please
indicate by which means :
1.13 Are documented security procedures publicized through-
out the facility?
1.14 Did additional training provide to employees in the ship-
ping and receiving areas, as well as those receiving and

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opening mail?

1.15 Is a threat awareness program established and maintained

by security personnel to recognize and foster awareness
of the threat posed by terrorists at each point in the supply
chain?
1.16 Employees should only be given access to those secure
areas needed for the performance of their duties. Guard
should check employees ID to monitor access to the re-
stricted areas.

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Part 2 – Physical Security

Nr Checkpoints Y N NA Finding/comments

Do management or security personnel control the issu-

2.1 ance of all locks and keys?

2.2 Does the facility have an alarm system and video sur-
veillance cameras? Is there a back-up power source for
the alarm system?
2.3
Is there a procedure in place to identify challenge and
address unauthorized/unidentified person?

Are all buildings in the facility constructed of materials

2.4
that prevent unlawful entry?

2.5 Are all buildings properly inspected, maintained and re-

paired so that there are no open areas through floors,
roof or broken walls? If, yes, check the records.
2.6 Are the perimeter barrier and gates regularly inspected,
properly maintained and repaired? If, yes, check the rec-
ords.
2.7 Is there adequate lighting inside and outside the facility
including around entrances and exits, cargo handling and
storage areas, fence lines and parking areas?
2.8 Does the facility store containers/trailers onsite? If yes,
do they store in a secure area with mechanisms in place
to prevent unauthorized access?
2.9 Are loaded stored containers/trailers sealed with high
security seals that meet or exceed ISO/PAS 17712
standard?
2.10 Does the guard force staff in the facility 24hours a day,
7days a week? If yes, please record the working time and
shifts.
2.11 Do security guards log incidents and report any security
violation incidents to management personnel?
2.12 Does the facility have proper communication mechanism
(e.g. phone, radio) to local law enforcement authorities?
2.13 Are gates for employees and vehicles entrance/exit
guarded and/or monitored during operations and
non-operating hours?
2.14 Does access control include the positive identification of
all employees, visitors, and vendors at all entry points?
Check the records.
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2.15 Does an authorized employee escort visitors and vendors
through the buildings?
2.16 Are all visitors monitored while accessing restricted areas
(e.g. loading/unloading, IT, Finance)
2.17 Do guards patrol the interior of building in the facility? If
yes, check the records.
2.18 Are closed circuit television cameras (CCTVs) used to
monitor activity inside/outside the facility?
2.19 When are CCTVs monitored? Who monitors the CCTVs?
When : ____ Who : ___
Is access to CCTV monitors controlled?
2.20 Is there written procedures in place to stipulate how seals
are controlled and affixed to loaded containers, including
recognizing and reporting compromised seals and /or
containers to local customs authorities?
2.21 In case there is shortage, overages, and other significant
discrepancies or anomalies, the facility must make sure
such situation be resolved and/or investigated appropri-
ately?
2.22 Are vehicles prohibited/prevented from parking near
cargo conveyances/perimeter fencing?
2.23 Are parking lots for visitors separated from those for em-
ployees? If allowed to enter facility area, are vendor and
visitor vehicles inspected?
2.24 Are there security measures in place to ensure the integ-
rity and security of processes relevant to the transporta-
tion, handling and storage of cargo in the supply chain?

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Part 3 – Storage & Distribution

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Does the factory have fencing or other barrier materials to

3.1 enclose cargo handling and storage areas to prevent un-
authorized access?

3.2
Are international and domestic cargo segregated and
stored separately within a fenced area or secured room?

3.3 Is high value cargo marked, segregated and stored sepa-

rately within a fenced area or secured room?
3.4 Is dangerous cargo, including hazardous material and
ammunitions and explosives, secured and stored sepa-
rately and labeled when necessary?
3.5
Is the loading and departure of containers/trailers super-
vised by a security officer or other designated supervisor?

3.6 Are security controls in place to prevent the introduction of

foreign materials at point of loading?
3.7 Are the cargo units identified, labeled, weighted and/or
counted before loading?
3.8 Is there a documented procedure in place to ensure that
management and/or customs and/or local law enforce-
ment is informed of all anomalies found in shipments?
3.9 Are accurate, legible and complete cargo documents and
packing slips prepared?
3.10 Are there documented procedures for tracking goods for
shipment? How to track?
3.11 Are documented procedures in place to verify the integrity
of the container structure through inspection of front wall,
left side, right side, Floor, ceiling/roof, inside/outside door,
outside/undercarriage? Check the records.
3.12 Is there a documented procedure to affix a high security
seal which meets or exceeds ISO/PAS17712 on each
container/trailers bound for US?
3.13 Please list all seal types used, indicate whether each type
is ISO/PAS17712 compliant, and for what percentage of
overall shipments the seal type is used.
3.14 Is there an individual responsible to issuing and tracking
seals? Are there documented procedures for affixing, re-
placing, recording and tracking the seals placed on con-
tainers, trailers, trucks?

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3.15 Does the facility keep records of seal numbers together
with truck license, driver name, time and date of lading or
unloading, container/cargo conveyance number? How
long the records are kept _____?
3.16 Are seal numbers verified at time of final sealing before
departure?

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Part 4 – Shipment Information Control

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Is there a designated company representative responsible

4.1 for providing accurate information o the facility products to
the broker/forwarder and carrier?

4.2
Has this person been trained on the information require-
ments for shipments to the United States?

4.3
Are records maintained on all shipments?

4.4
Are the information requirements automated?

4.5 Does the responsible company representative understand

the need to provide accurate shipper, forwarder, and con-
signee information? And the timeframes required for the
advance information?
4.6 Is the information requested in this section related to
shipping records documented and verifiable?

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Part 5 – Information Access Controls

Nr Checkpoints Y N NA Finding/comments

Does the facility have documented procedures for identi-

5.1 fying which employee is allowed access to: electronic
information systems? facility documents? Shipping forms?
Shipping data? Shipping/cargo movement? High security
seals? Is there a name list of access limit?

5.2
Does the facility have electronic information systems used
for operational purposes? Is password protected?

5.3
Is access to the server room controlled?

5.4 Are relevant employees provided with individually as-

signed IT system accounts?
5.5
Are passwords changes required by policy, or enforced in
a systematic manner at least every 90days?

5.6 Is there a designated system administrator who set up the

user IDs?
5.7 Is the login user ID suspended after a certain number of
failed access attempts?
5.8 Do desktops automatically lock after a designated period
of inactivity?
5.9 Are security logs kept and reviewed periodically for invalid
password attempts and file access?
5.10 Has the facility implemented into its network system: fire-
walls? Intrusion warning system? Virus protection?
5.11 Is all computer information saved on a back-up system?
Are backups stored in a fire resistant safe or at an off-site
facility?
5.12
Is there a plan to restore data in the case of a failure?

5.13 Is the information requested in this section related to IT

security documented and verifiable?

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Part 6 – Contractor Controls

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6.1 Does the facility select and hire contractor (including other
manufacturers, product suppliers, and vendor) to perform
services?

6.2 In selecting the contractors used by the facility, does the

facility consider the contractors’ security controls, financial
stability, and corporate history?
6.3 Does the facility have written security standards and
documented procedures for its contractors?
6.4 Do contractor that have access to restricted areas undergo
a background investigation?
6.5
Is there a documented procedure for contractors to report
security violations to facility management?

6.6 Does the facility require C-TPAT enrollment of its contrac-

tors?
6.7 Is the information requested in this section related to
business partners documented and verifiable?

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Part 7 – Export Logistics

Nr Checkpoints Y N NA Finding/comments

7.1 When selecting carriers, does the facility consider: security

controls, financial stability, corporate history?

7.2
Does the factory require eligible carriers to demonstrate
C-TPAT certification?

7.3
Does the facility use in-country transport services?

7.4
Does the facility use in-country carrier services?

7.5
Is there a documented procedure for in-country carriers to
report security violations to the facility management?

7.6 Does the facility have written or electronic confirmation of

its partners compliance with C-TPAT or C-TPAT equivalent
security criteria (e.g. contract language, a letter of com-
mitment signed at the management level or above)
7.7 Is the information requested in this section related to ex-
port logistics documented and verifiable?

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Part 8 – Records & Documentation

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8.1 Does the facility have a documented policy that requires

that all security procedures be documented?

8.2
Does the facility have designated chief/head personnel
responsible for overall site security?

8.3 Is there a designated security department/team at the

facility?
8.4 Is there a facility official responsible for plant security,
personnel security, contractor security, convey-
ance/transport security?
8.5
Is there facility official responsible for security audit or
evaluation?

8.6 Has many (internal, second or third party) site security

assessment been conducted?
8.7 Is there a documented procedure to conduct periodic se-
curity checks to ensure that the security procedures in all
sections (Part 1-8) are being performed properly?
8.8 Is there a documented security improvement plan that
summarizes or identities vulnerabilities and responsive
corrective actions?
8.9 Is the facility security plan reviewed and updated periodi-
cally?
8.10 Is the information requested in the section above docu-
mented and verifiable?

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Part 9 -Facility Photos

(Please add column if needed)
Related pictures

Facility Entrance Auditor in front of factory gate

Perimeter Fencing Facility Building

Employee Parking Visitor Parking

Outside Lighting Security Room – Communication Equipment

CCTV system and monitor Packing Area

Loading Area Business License

Facility Security Plan Personnel Security Guideline for Hiring & Termi-
nation Procedure

Personal File Training Records for New Employees

Training Records for Security Guard Job Description of Security Guard

Handbook/Work Rule Visitor / Vehicle In/out Access Control Record

Records of the distribution of keys, codes, cards Factory ID Return And Missing Records

Conveyance Drivers Entry-Exit Log Screen Records of Arriving Package and Mail

Container Integrity Inspection Record (Seven Points Container Inspection Records

Inspection)
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Cargo Loading Records Seal Control Records

Internal Periodic Unannounced Security Check Rec- Factory Disclaimer

ords

Confirmation of Compliance with AI COC CAP signed & stamped

NC Findings description: NC Findings description:

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Part 10 –Corrective Action Plan

纠正措施计划
请用中英文填写该 CAP.
Nr. Clause Finding Description Corrective Actions agreed/planned Implementation Remarks
序号 条款 发现描述 采取的纠正措施 Date 实施日期 备注

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Nr. Clause Finding Description Corrective Actions agreed/planned Implementation Remarks
序号 条款 发现描述 采取的纠正措施 Date 实施日期 备注

Please sign this document confirming that the above findings have been discussed with and understood by you: (site management)

Site Representative Signature and Title

Company chop: Date

Auditor Signature: Title

Date

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