Cargo needs independent observation before loading or shipment
Cargo & Logistics
Pre-shipment inspections document cargo condition, quantity, packaging and other relevant observations before shipment within the agreed scope.
When to instruct
Inspect cargo before shipment within the agreed scope.
Cargo needs independent observation before loading or shipment
Condition or packaging should be documented before movement
Quantity or identifying information needs a field record
A shipment requires practical attendance before dispatch
Assignment workflow
The process remains deliberately simple: understand the instruction, attend the field situation, document the facts and report findings.
Confirm scope, location, urgency and access.
Match the assignment with appropriate attendance.
Establish what is happening in the field.
Capture measurements, records, photographs and evidence where applicable.
Interpret condition, damage, quantity, risk or circumstances.
Deliver findings that support informed decisions.
Outputs
Depending on the scope of instruction, reporting may include the following outputs.
Related services
Related
Document cargo condition, quantity and handling observations.
Related
Inspect container condition, cargo interface and relevant documentation.
Related
Review observable cargo securing arrangements within the instructed scope.
Ocean Intelligence
How a cargo survey may document condition, quantity, handling, storage and related records.
Ocean Intelligence
Situations where container condition, seals, doors or cargo relationship may need independent documentation.
Request attendance
Tell us what happened, where support is needed and how urgently attendance is required.