Tag: TT Club

The National Vehicle Crime Intelligence Service (NaVCIS) published the report "Profile of HGV, Freight & Cargo crime across England & Wales 2022".

TT Club sees criminal fraud in its many and various manifestations within the global supply chain, as a primary and growing threat.

Mr. Peregrine Storrs-Fox, Risk Management Director, TT Club advises us to take time to reflect, evaluate and plan when challenges appear. In that regard, coaching can help in unblocking situations and charting new directions.

Disruptions through the global supply chain continue to create opportunities for criminals to infiltrate and access cargo, said TT Club in the second edition of its Supply Chain Security Bulletin.

TT Club is continuing its battle to convince cargo interests, supply chain professionals and enforcement agencies that the responsibility for mitigating container ship fires is shared by numerous entities involved from end to end of the entire global supply chain. 

UK P&I Club and TT Club teamed up with scientific consultants, Brookes Bell, and issued a whitepaper highlighting the continuing safety threat created by the transportation of lithium-ion batteries.

TT Club has committed to the Principles for the Sustainable Insurance Initiative, the UN’s initiative designed to unite the global insurance sector’s efforts to achieve sustainability and improve the health of the planet.

In this article, Mike Yarwood, Managing Director Loss Prevention, TT Club, talks about ways to prevent container misappropriation, and provides due diligence steps for further protection.

Falls from height remain one of the biggest causes of injury and fatalities in the workplace, with the TT Club warning that the distance of the drop need not always be as great as imagined to cause harm.

According to global cargo theft reports issued jointly by TT Club and BSI, thefts from facilities and warehouses accounts for approximately 25% of recorded theft incidents. While this varies by country and region, it is influenced by implemented levels of both procedural and physical security measures.