A Logistics Risk Assessment is a structured, independent evaluation of your operational, compliance, and exposure profile. Its purpose is to identify vulnerabilities that could lead to financial loss, regulatory action, or operational failure—before those risks materialize.

No. POM LogistX does not move freight, dispatch loads, or operate as a freight broker. We are a risk and advisory firm focused exclusively on logistics exposure, compliance posture, and operational credibility.

Our services are designed for logistics-driven businesses, including motor carriers, freight brokers, 3PLs, and related operators. Engagements are scaled to the size, complexity, and regulatory footprint of each organization.

We apply a structured, compliance-first methodology that evaluates operations, documentation, and decision pathways against industry standards and regulatory expectations. This approach surfaces systemic and downstream risks that are often overlooked until they result in loss or enforcement action.

Most assessments are completed within two to four weeks. Timelines vary based on operational complexity and data availability, but our process is designed to be thorough without disrupting day-to-day operations.

Clients receive a clear, prioritized risk report outlining identified exposures, their potential impact, and actionable mitigation recommendations. Advisory guidance may continue beyond delivery to support informed decision-making.

Yes. All information shared with POM LogistX is treated as strictly confidential. Data is reviewed solely for assessment purposes and handled in accordance with professional confidentiality standards.

Traditional consultants often focus on efficiency or growth tactics. POM LogistX focuses on risk intelligence and defensibility—helping organizations understand where exposure exists and how to operate credibly, compliantly, and sustainably.

Yes. Risk does not scale linearly with size. Smaller and growing companies often face greater exposure due to limited internal controls, making early risk assessment both practical and cost-effective.

Engagements begin with an initial review to determine scope and fit. From there, we outline the assessment framework, so expectations, timelines, and objectives are clearly defined before work begins.