International Logistics

Inspection and Surveillance

Inspection and Surveillance

Port inspection and surveillance are crucial processes aimed at ensuring the safety and efficiency of port operations. This process involves ensuring security, compliance, and operational performance during the loading, unloading of ships, and the use of port facilities. Port inspection and supervision are typically conducted by independent inspection firms or certification organizations and encompass a range of significant activities. Ship Inspection: Ship inspection forms the basis of port inspection and supervision processes. During the entry and exit of the ship to the port, we review a series of factors such as the ship’s security, loading/unloading procedures, compliance of ship personnel, and condition of ship equipment. Cargo Tracking and Control: During port inspection and supervision, the safety and compliance of transported cargoes are also important. We check whether the required standards are met during the transportation, storage, and unloading of cargoes. Customs and Import/Export Controls: Ports are significant points of national and international trade, and customs controls are an integral part of this process. Through port inspection and supervision, we ensure the correct implementation of customs procedures and import/export controls. Dock and Facility Assessments: During port inspection and supervision, we also evaluate the overall condition of port facilities, the security of docks and coastal structures, maintenance status, and compliance. This is crucial for enhancing operational efficiency of port facilities and ensuring long-term security. General Cargo: • Quantity and Quality Inspection • Tally / Weighing Inspection • Draft Survey • Pre-loading Inspections • Loading / Discharge Supervision • Damage Inspection • Container / Vessel Loading Compliance Check • Sealing / Unsealing • Lashing Control • Sample Collection • Supervision of Analyses • Container/Vehicle Packing Certificate under Dangerous Goods Regulation Food Products: For solid and liquid cargoes, packaged food ready for consumption, raw or prepared food products, in accordance with international standards, • Quantity and Quality Inspection • Stock Tracking Inspections • Loading / Discharge Supervision • Weighing Inspection • Draught / Ullage Survey • Sample Collection • Supervision of Analyses • Damage Inspection • Sealing / Unsealing Iron and Steel Products: • Quantity and Quality Inspection • Finished Product Production Control • Pre-loading Inspection • Loading / Discharge Supervision • Steel Scrap Quality Determination • Raw Material Quality Determination • Tally / Weighing Inspection • Draught Survey • Radioactivity Measurement • Sample Collection • Supervision of Analyses • Damage Inspection • Sealing / Unsealing Marine Survey: • Ultrasonic Tightness Testing of Ship Hatch Covers • Entry / Exit Ship Condition and Fuel Determination for Charter • Sealing / Unsealing • Pre-Loading Surveys • Loading / Discharge Supervision Surveys • Quantity Determination during Fuel Supply • Pre-Sale Ship Inspection and Valuation • Container SOC / CSC and General Condition Checks • Ship and Container Loading Compliance Checks • Hold / Tank Cleaning Checks • Cargo Safety Control (Lashing) • Volume Calculations