Traceable Risk Monitoring
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Risks that require the use of Containers, Cargo Nets and Lockers:

Financial

Insurance claims, loss of company stock and operational delays are financial risks caused by unsecured goods in transit.


Reputational Damage

Damaged, missing or tampered with goods cause lost of invested customer trust.


Safety Risks

Poorly secured loads can cause cargo to shift during transport and endanger drivers.


Non – Compliance

Non – compliance to industry standards can lead to fines, shipment rejections, or loss of licences.


Loss and Damage

Breakage, spoilage, or contamination of perishables and fragile items can occur if cargo is not secured and shifts during transport.


Tampering, Pilferage and Smuggling

Internal tampering with stored goods in regulated industries creates compliance violations. Weapons, explosives, counterfeit items and banned wildlife products are smuggled with daily.


Theft and Pilferage

Criminals target unsecured, high – value goods in transit i.e. mobile phones, electronics and pharmaceuticals.

FAQ

Will pallet or cargo net damage my high value goods?

No, the pallet or cargo nets are made of knotless nylon. Nylon is a soft material, which is wear and tear and UV resistant.


What are the holes in the door of the locker meant for?

The holes in the door are meant for quick security inspections, to prevent storage of harmful objects.


Why do lockers have slanted tops?

A slanted top prevents employees from storing their personal belongings on top of the locker for security reasons. It also makes cleaning on top of the locker easier.