SCAN anti-terrorism factory inspection

The full name of SCAN is Supplier Compliance Audit Network, which is an industry association established by importers large and small in the United States. SCNA factory inspection aims to reduce supply chain security audits and enable importers to share audit report information. For example, we've seen some of our biggest customers, Walmart and TARGET, require their factories to complete these anti-terrorism audits.

SCAN members can submit a request for approval to SCAN, which will be assigned to any of the following six notaries upon receipt of the request. After the audit is completed, the audit agency will upload the violation points to the SCAN system, and SCAN members will receive relevant reports.

SCAN member buyers

Target, Carters Inc, Kohi's, Walmart, Walt Disney Company, Lowes, Costco, Michaels, The Home Depot

There are six notarial firms approved by SCAN anti-terrorism inspection

BSI, BV, SGS, UL, INTERTEK, OMEGA

SCAN anti-terrorism factory inspection level

All the problems in SCAN factory audit are as follows: 83 are divided into three categories according to their nature: Critical, Must and Should. Critical is the key point of the audit. If something goes wrong, it will affect the approval of the audit; if it is minor, CAP and improvement evidence should be submitted within 2 months.