Number One Machining is currently
working towards the C-TPAT
(Customs Trade Partnership
Against Terrorism)
certification.
The
goal of this program is to
encourage U.S. firms to
voluntarily certify as a
"trusted and secure"
importer of goods into the
U.S. Companies must
conduct a review of their
security procedures around
personnel, information
technology, shipping and
receiving, warehousing and
yard security, and other
potentially vulnerable
areas of their supply
chain. Firms must then
submit a comprehensive
application to U.S.
Customs and apply for C-TPAT
status.
If approved, companies
receive preferential
status with U.S. Customs,
including less inspections
and border delays for
their imports through the
U.S. border points and
ports of entry.
Number One Machining is currently
working towards the C-TPAT
(Customs Trade Partnership
Against Terrorism)
certification.