In its commitment to promoting professionalization within the logistics security sector, the National Association of Vehicle Tracking and Protection Companies (ANERPV) began the process to become accredited as a Certifying Body (OC) before the National Council for Standardization and Certification of Labor Competencies (Conocer) , an agency attached to the Ministry of Public Education (SEP) .

This initiative will allow the association to certify labor competencies based on official standards, in addition to accrediting assessment centers and independent evaluators, explained Luis Villatoro Martínez, president of ANERPV.

“This initiative represents a turning point for the sector by enabling the professional and technical development of employees and senior management of member companies, as well as entrepreneurs in the security and logistics sectors,” said Villatoro.

He emphasized that the goal is to consolidate ANERPV as a national benchmark in logistics security by creating standards that strengthen the professionalization of the sector.

Among the announcements, progress was also made on Centinela 2.0 , the technological evolution of the platform that supports the operations of the association’s members.

“Centinela 2.0 has a dual purpose: It’s a cutting-edge technological tool that not only strengthens our associates’ operations but also positions ANERPV as a benchmark in technological innovation applied to logistics security in the country,” Villatoro said.

With these actions, ANERPV seeks to lay the foundation for a more professional and technologically prepared sector, in line with the current needs of the logistics industry in Mexico.

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Luis Villatoro Martínez, president of ANERPV, emphasized that this new version of Centinela represents a “strategic pillar” for protecting supply chains and supporting foreign trade.

“Logistics in Mexico is growing, and that’s why at ANERPV we’re working on three strategic pillars to strengthen it: logistics security certification, professionalization, and technological development. Centinela was born in 2009 as a response to this need, and today we’re taking a step forward with its evolution to Centinela 2.0,” said Luis Villatoro Martínez.

The platform more deeply integrates security and logistics systems . It will also enable real-time transmission of information on vehicle and cargo thefts, facilitating the response of federal and state authorities.

Among its main features , Centinela 2.0 offers:

• Greater integration with authorities: It will be standardized with the C4 and C5 command centers in various entities, as well as with the National Guard.
• Reduction of reaction times.
• Strategic information: Real-time data for decision-making and risk analysis.
• Sending stolen vehicle location information in real time to C4 and C5.
• Incorporation of mobile video cameras to detect risk zones and combat crime.

In addition, Centinela 2.0 already connects more than 2.5 million vehicles, according to César Islas, general manager of Webmaps , the company responsible for developing the platform. He explained that:

“Very soon, Centinela will be able to identify any type of weapon in vehicles. As soon as someone in a public transport van or any vehicle pulls out a weapon, an alert will immediately be generated. This innovation will strengthen security and allow for a faster response from authorities,” Islas added.

During the presentation, Villatoro emphasized that technological development goes hand in hand with the professionalization of the sector . Therefore, ANERPV promotes competency standards endorsed by SEP-CONOCER and seeks to make logistics security certification a competitive advantage, especially for companies that operate under international standards such as ISO 28000.

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