GSV audit

GSV stands for Global Security Verification, which is translated into Chinese as Global Security Verification. GSV is an international business service system that supports the development and implementation of the global supply chain security strategy. The content of factory inspection probably involves the factory security, warehouse, packaging, loading and shipping links.

Audit results and validity period of GSV factory inspection

1. The results of GSV anti-terrorism certification audit shall be scored by the score system (100 points). It is required to meet 71 points or more to pass the GSV certification audit.

2. If GSV anti-terrorism factory inspection fails for the first time, it can improve and apply for reinspection within 120 days. Within the 120 days, the factory can receive new orders without affecting the shipment.

3. If the second GSV anti-terrorism factory inspection is not passed, the new order cannot be received, but the shipment of the received order will not be affected.

4. The GSV Anti-terrorism certification is valid for one year.

GSV anti-terrorism factory inspection safety standard

Origin, container security, gate control, personnel security, program security, security training and awareness, physical security, computer security, etc. Product monitoring procedure for GSV anti-terrorism factory inspection.

Differences between C-TPAT, SCAN, and SCS certifications

1. C-TPAT is mainly an anti-terrorism plan for global supply chain security supervision jointly by the Customs of the United States and the customs of other countries. It has broad requirements and only targets the United States.

C-TPAT has established security recommendations for trade unions:

-- Importers (Importers)

-- Air Carriers

-- Sea Carriers

-- Rail Carriers

-- Freight forwarder/Freight Forwarder/non-ship common Carrier (Air Freight Consolidators/ Ocean Transport agency/NVOCCs)

-- US Marine Port Authority/Terminal Operator

-- Foreign Manufacturers

-- Warehousing operators

2. Supplier Compliance Audit Network, Supplier Compliance Audit, SCAN.

There is an anti-terrorism audit standard written by BSI British Standard, a British royal company, which combines the C-TPAT standard with the actual situation of supplier and plant security. Based on countries and regions with different security factors, an audit sharing platform is built in combination with C-TAPT of the United States, which is completely different from C-TPAT, GSV and SCS audit standards, and a sound and reasonable anti-terrorism audit scoring system is established. SCAN helps to improve the consistency of audit, reduce audit costs and reduce audit frequency.

3. Supply Chain Security Audit, Supply chain Security Audit (SCS).

This standard is a set of anti-terrorism standards developed by Walmart itself according to C-TAPT, an alliance of American anti-terrorism organizations, which is suitable for Walmart's own suppliers. Since SCS standard has been established, Walmart no longer recognizes ITS GSV certificate. Not long after, Walmart found a more suitable set of anti-terrorism standard requirements, namely, the SCAN compliance plan set up by British Standard BSI, a British royal company.

In a word: anti-terrorism factory inspection is mostly required by American brands, GSV, C-TPAT, SCAN, SCS, etc. are in accordance with the scoring system, more than or equal to 75 points are considered to pass.