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Brands and international buyers are demanding more effective measures for evaluating
suppliers workplace conditions. Factories are also becoming more proactive in finding ways to
benchmark themselves and track progress against competitors and national standards. We
have seen a significant shift towards greater transparency and the implementation of
sophisticated, yet practical, tools for assessing continuous improvement.
The Workplace Conditions Assessment (WCA) program provides a powerful, cost-effective
solution for companies and facilities seeking to improve workplace conditions efficiently and in
accordance with widely accepted industry standards and best practices.
Anchored in Interteks extensive social compliance expertise, WCA has emerged as a powerful
tool for evaluating, benchmarking and continuously improving supplier workplace conditions.
The program is supported by a web-based platform that automates and streamlines the audit
process, increasing efficiencies for all supply chain partners.
WCA addresses the following and more:
Improved work conditions for a more content, healthier and productive workforce
Good corporate governance and preferred supplier status for implementing a program
that is in full accordance with industry best practices
How do you ensure your suppliers production processes have the necessary
controls in place to mitigate risk?
How do you measure supplier performance through open industry, country and
global benchmarking, while at the same time facilitating continuous improvement
in managing product quality and safety?
International retailers, brands and buyers are demanding more effective ways to
evaluate supplier manufacturing performance through improved transparency and more
reliable, open benchmarking processes.
Our Solutions
Interteks Approach The Supplier Qualification Program (SQP)
Interteks Supplier Qualification Program provides a world-class Industry Standard that
drives continuous improvement through open benchmarking. The programs strength
lies in its accredited training programs, qualified trainers and auditors, risk-based
scorecard as well as a continuous corrective and preventative action process.
The SQP audit standard was developed by rigorously surveying the requirements of
global consumer product brands and retailers. SQP focuses on the consumer product
manufacturing industry and covers the following sectors:
Garment
Toys
Footwear
Trims
Product Control
Improved Controls and Processes for Managing Product Quality and Safety
The enhanced supply chain security standards and criteria, including C-TPAT, PIP and
AEO, have been embraced and implemented by the global trade community. As part of
enforcing and adhering to the international supply chain security standards, companies
must assess their supply chain to identify, mitigate and eliminate potential security risks.
Interteks GSV program employs a cutting-edge methodology for promoting best
practices throughout the global trade industry, enabling importers and suppliers to
mitigate risks associated with the cross-border transport of goods, while simultaneously
expediting their arrival at destination markets. Best practices are achieved through the
effective utilization of resources, structured processes and innovation.
Interteks GSV program integrates multiple global supply chain security initiatives,
including C-TPAT, PIP and AEO. Our mission is to partner with international suppliers
and importers to drive the development of a global security verification process,
resulting in increased safety assurance, risk control, efficiency and cost savings for all
participants.
GSV Business Benefits Include:
Delivers effective data gathering, analysis and reporting capabilities that allow for
risk mitigation and more informed decision making for all supply chain partners
Reduces audit fatigue by enabling suppliers to share their verification reports with
various importers, allowing them to prioritize resources towards learning and
continuous improvement versus repeat auditing