CTPAT

SEACORP is a proud CTPAT partner. Our role in the Customs Trade Partnership Against Terrorism (CTPAT) Program is to continue to ensure that appropriate security measures based upon risk analysis and consistent with CTPAT security criteria are maintained in a documented and verifiable format throughout your international supply chains. As a valued customer or partner of our company, we would like to ask you to assist us in this important effort, and one key step you can take is to ask your foreign suppliers to take steps to secure their facilities. Also, to ensure that all cargo loaded for shipments to the U.S. are kept secure from the introduction of contraband during the loading process. Please review our CTPAT documents for more information that you can share throughout your supply chain. If you would like more information about the CTPAT Program or How to become CTPAT Certified please contact our office.

You can find the necessary documents below:

CTPAT – Minimum Security Criteria
5 Point Risk Assessment
7 Point Container Inspection
Container Security Letter
Container Security Confirmation Form

What is the FMC?

Federal Maritime Commission. An independent federal agency responsible for regulating the U.S. international ocean transportation system. Oversees, regulates and licenses VOCC, NVOCC, OTI and freight forwarders.

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