Container Inspections
Scope of Technical Operations
Operating across major Container Freight Stations (CFS), Inland Container Depots (ICD), Free Trade Warehousing Zones (FTWZ), and empty yards, our inspectors safeguard cargo and equipment integrity. We ensure structural compliance, temperature consistency for perishables, and secure lashing on rail flats.
Compliance framework
Statutory & Compliance Standards
Verified Technical Disciplines
Specific Scope & Handling Capabilities
Empty Container Inspection
Thorough inspection of container floorboards, corner castings, crossmembers, side panels, and door gaskets per IICL standards before release for stuffing.
Maintenance & Repair Inspection
Detailed estimation and audit of container structural damage, repair quality verification, and cost-estimate auditing for shipping lines and leasing pools.
Stuffing / De-stuffing Supervision
Tally counting, cargo distribution, desiccant placement, dunnage securing, and photographic recording of container stuffing followed by high-security seal verification.
Reefer Container Inspection
Pre-Trip Inspection (PTI) of refrigeration machinery, temperature controller calibration, defrost cycles, ventilation louvers, and datalogger readout audits.
Container Loading / Unloading
Supervision of container loading and unloading onto container flat rakes (rail cars) and terminal trailers to prevent mishandling and impact damage.
Lashing Certificate
Rigorous inspection of cargo chocking, blocking, and strap tension inside containers, culminating in the issuance of an official lashing certificate.
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