S Massie Consulting LLC is delighted to announce that our ITAR and Export Compliance Programs encompass all eight essential elements identified by the DDTC:
- Management Commitment
- DDTC Registration, Jurisdiction and Classification, Authorizations, and Other ITAR Activities
- Recordkeeping
- Reporting and Addressing Violations
- Training
- Risk Assessment
- Audits and Compliance Monitoring
- Export Compliance Manual and Templates
The DDTC introduction underscores the significance of an ITAR Compliance Program, stating, “The purpose of an ITAR Compliance Program (ICP) is to establish robust policies and procedures to ensure that organizations and their staff who engage in ITAR-controlled activities do so in compliance with the ITAR, Title 22 of the Code of Federal Regulations in parts 120-130, issued pursuant to the Arms Export Control Act (AECA) (22 U.S.C. § 2751 et seq.), as amended. Operating an effective ICP helps organizations integrate ITAR requirements into their business and research processes and helps mitigate the risk of violating the regulations.”
Navigating ITAR Compliance can be a complex undertaking, and creating comprehensive written processes and procedures may not be everyone’s forte. This is where our expertise comes in. At S Massie Consulting LLC, we specialize in assisting companies in developing tailored ITAR Compliance Programs that incorporate meticulously documented procedures, streamlined workflows, and customized training materials, all designed to seamlessly integrate with their existing business operations.
For the detailed guidelines, please refer to the official document provided by the DDTC.
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