The primary feature is the TAPA FSR certification, which demonstrates compliance with industry-leading security standards. TAPA FSR certification is awarded to facilities that meet or exceed the specific security requirements outlined by TAPA.

TAPA FSR certified warehouses implement high-level security measures to prevent theft, vandalism, and unauthorized access. This includes robust access control systems, perimeter fencing, and surveillance cameras.

Secure access control systems are in place to regulate and monitor entry into the warehouse. This may include biometric access, key card systems, and other advanced authentication methods.

Advanced surveillance systems, including CCTV cameras, are strategically positioned throughout the facility to monitor and record activities. Surveillance is essential for both real-time monitoring and post-incident investigations.

TAPA FSR certified warehouses are equipped with intrusion detection systems to detect and alert security personnel in case of unauthorized access or suspicious activities.

Perimeter security is reinforced with measures such as secure fencing, anti-climb barriers, and well-lit areas to deter and prevent unauthorized access to the facility.

If applicable, TAPA FSR certified warehouses may include secure parking areas with additional security measures to protect high-value or high-risk cargo during loading and unloading.

Security personnel at TAPA FSR certified warehouses undergo specialized training to handle security threats and emergencies effectively. This includes awareness of cargo crime trends and preventive measures.

High-value or high-risk goods may be stored in specially secured areas within the warehouse, utilizing additional security measures such as access restrictions and enhanced surveillance.

TAPA FSR certified warehouses have well-defined emergency response plans in place to address various scenarios, including theft, natural disasters, or other security incidents.

Certified warehouses often collaborate with local law enforcement agencies and other relevant authorities to enhance security measures and facilitate swift response to security incidents.

Regular audits are conducted to ensure ongoing compliance with TAPA FSR standards. Continuous improvement processes are in place to address any identified vulnerabilities or areas for enhancement.