INSPECTION

Cargo and storage inspections focus on assessing the condition, integrity, and suitability of goods at various stages of storage and transport. This includes examinations of containers, warehouses, stockpiles, and vessel holds to identify potential risks such as contamination, damage, or improper handling. These inspections provide valuable assurance to traders, buyers, and sellers that the cargo meets required quality and safety standards before, during, and after shipment.

• - Pre-shipment inspection
• - Container inspection
• - Warehouse inspection
• - Stockpile inspection
• - Hold cleanliness inspection
• - Bale damage and contamination surveys

Quantity verification services are designed to provide accurate and independent measurements of cargo volumes and weights. Through methods such as draught surveys, barge gauging, and tallying, inspectors determine the exact quantity of goods being loaded, transported, or discharged. This helps prevent commercial disputes, ensures fair transactions, and supports reliable inventory management across the logistics chain.

• - Draught survey
• - Barge gauging
• - Tallying

Safety and compliance checks are conducted to minimize risks associated with the transport and storage of goods, particularly bulk commodities. This includes monitoring factors such as moisture levels, potential radioactivity, and operational safety measures like hose testing and hatch sealing. By ensuring adherence to international safety regulations and best practices, these inspections help protect personnel, cargo, and the environment from potential hazards.

• - Radioactivity screening
• - Hose test supervision
• - Flow Moisture Point (FMP) / Transportable Moisture Limit (TML) determination
• - Sealing of hatches