TRAINING & RECRUITMENT
He shared three key focus areas of the recruitment process operated by Bastien Consulting, stating that these should be priorities for logistics and supply chain companies:
• Screening requirements are aligned to the employer’s corporate standards
• Checks are completed for discrepancies
• Best practices are deployed for employee history reviews, criminal background checks, credit checks, regular rescreening, health and medical conditions, criminal records, and even social media activity
New technologies and the challenges for training
With a low barrier of entry, companies can easily dive into the training space to provide their own training for security staff. However, often, the required training procedures are not in place. Another challenge is the lag in training due to rapid change and development in supply chains. One key concern for training is the practical application of the theories learned in the real world. It is necessary for supply chain security training and certifications to be constantly reviewed and updated to keep up with current market trends and developments. Roger Lee explained how the TAPA Security Standards are reviewed every three years to include latest technologies as well as to address new areas of security risks.
Future outlook and impact on security professionals
Global supply chains are evolving much faster than before and these new changes will
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continue to transform the requirements of service providers and their customers, and, in turn, the career paths of security professionals. Tony expects software and technology, eCommerce, and the transformation of warehousing and transportation networks – alongside a ‘huge emphasis’ on automation and robotics in the distribution industry – will lead to an increased need for security professionals with the knowledge and skills to work in this evolving supply chain environment.
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TAPA’S LATEST FSR & TSR SECURITY CERTIFICATIONS
In each issue of this newsletter, we publish a list of the TAPA members that have most recently gained TAPA Supply Chain Security Standards certifications.
The following companies and locations were audited by one of TAPA's approved Independent Audit Bodies (IABs) or, in the case of Class ‘C’ or Level 3 certifications, may have been completed by an in-house TAPA-trained person.
EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA REGION FSR Company Name
FSR B.V. Arrow Electronics DLC FSR CEVA Logistics Belgium N.V.
FSR DHL Express (Czech Republic) s.r.o. FSR DHL Express (Czech Republic) s.r.o. FSR DHL Express Germany GmbH FSR DHL Express Portugal FSR DHL Express Spain S.L.U. FSR DHL Express Spain S.L.U.
FSR DHL Freight (Netherlands) B.V. FSR DHL Freight Belgium NV/SA FSR DHL Freight Germany FSR DHL Global Forwarding FSR JUSDA Europe B.V. FSR JUSDA Europe s.r.o.
FSR UPS Healthcare Hungary Zrt TSR Company Name
TSR Aircargo Transport GmbH TSR Log-In CZ s.r.o.
TSR Topspeed Netherlands B.V.
ASIA PACIFIC REGION FSR Company Name
FSR Agility Logistics Limited FSR DHL Supply Chain (Taiwan) Co., Ltd.
Country NL BE CZ CZ DE PT ES ES NL BE DE IT
NL CZ HU
Country DE CZ NL
Country
Hong Kong Taiwan
City Sevenum
Grobbendonk Ostrava Klecany
Straubing Alcochete Valencia
Santiago de Compostela Eindhoven Opglabbeek Wustermark Casandrino Wijchen Drozdice Budaörs
Category
Level 1 & 2 / Category Medium Level 1 / Category Large Level 1 / Category Small
City
Hong Kong Taiwan
Class
FSR 2020 A FSR 2020 A
Class A A A A C C A A C C C C A A A
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