Terminal Risk Profiling

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Terminal Risk Profiling refers to the systematic process of assessing and classifying risk exposures at transportation terminals (e.g., seaports, airports, rail yards). It involves analyzing operational, security, financial, and environmental factors to develop a risk profile that informs targeted mitigation strategies and decision-making.

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