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TAPA STANDARDS


PARKING PLACE PROFESSIONALS www.tapaemea.org


Transported Asset Protection Association WORKING TOGETHER TO MEET DEMAND FOR SECURE TRUCK PARKING ‘We all need TAPA’


‘Sony Europe B.V. is one of TAPA’s proud and actively supporting members for more than 15 years.


‘Almost 100% of losses related to logistics have been linked to truck parking areas with lower security levels. We have invested substantial resources in assessing available parking locations and establishing secure parking areas for our European supply chain. Secure parking areas create the backbone for the security of our consignments and the safety of our drivers.


‘Needless to say, we cannot succeed by acting alone and the professional work of TAPA in this field is much appreciated. We all need TAPA. Therefore, we are happy to see TAPA’s PSR programme growing. We support all initiatives aimed at improving the level of security around European truck parking locations.


‘TAPA PSR provides us with the possibility to use the most secure parking areas without the need to physically assess them.’


Sony Europe B.V. ‘Accurate and clear


requirements’ ‘TAPA’s PSR is a parking security standard that provides accurate and clear requirements that are straightforward and can be understood and implemented at all levels.’


G4S Telematix


‘A practical, realistic and efficient approach in closing the gap. PSR exposes us to logistical parties seeking the security and services we provide’


‘The PSR program is very important and has our full support. We operate 8 secure truck parkings, of which 7 are audited and certified to Level 2 of the PSR program. The PSR program is driven by our (potential) users and suppliers, a genuine industry effort. No politics, no hidden agendas, just aiming at filling the gap and improving security. We all face a giant task to create roughly 2,000 additional secure truck parkings throughout Europe; we all want this industry to become more professional and secure. The lack of secure truck parkings, and/or their use, is what currently hampers the logistics chain most.


‘Joining the thriving PSR program emphasises that we, as a PPO, do contribute even though we cannot live up to the newest EU wishlists. PSR exposes us to logistical parties seeking the security and services we provide. The PSR program focusses on existing sites, improving their security and getting them known throughout the whole logistical chain. A practical, realistic and efficient approach in closing the gap. Working with TAPA members, their network, knowledge and potential assets will make a difference. We also look forward to sharing knowledge and input as a PPO to TAPA training programs and audit schemes. PSR is a much-needed platform, one of a kind.’


Truck Parkings Rotterdam Exploitatie


‘We know the extra value of TAPA certification’


‘As a TAPA certified company, we know the extra value that comes with this certificate. We have our trucks on route daily for international transports. An overnight stay is standard for our trucks and we always choose for the best parking we have for our overnight stays. TAPA provides a list with TAPA PSR parkings which we can choose from and which, for us, are mandatory to choose. With more certified parkings, we know that we will have the most secured parking in the industry to keep our drivers and cargoes safe during their well-deserved night rest.’


Van der Valk Transport B.V.


‘Contributes to the security of cargo and safety of drivers’


‘TAPA’s Parking Security Requirements (PSR) was a missing link in the security of the logistics chain. Previously introduced security standards (FSR & TSR) by TAPA have shown that reduction of criminal actions can be achieved. Yusen Logistics endorses the usefulness and necessity of the PSR and is convinced that the Parking Security Requirements contribute to the security of the cargo in transit and the safety of the drivers.’


Yusen Logistics


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