Testimonial
“Outspection’s pre-shipment inspector saved us from a potential disaster. Their thorough checks ensured our cargo met all quality standards, preventing costly disputes at the destination. Highly recommend their platform!”
— Allister Brody, Logistics Manager at Global Trade Inc.
Pre-loading or Pre-shipment Inspections:
- Purpose: To verify that the cargo meets quality standards and specifications before it is loaded onto the vessel.
- Process: Inspectors check the condition, quantity, and packaging of the cargo. They also ensure that the cargo is free from contamination and damage.
- Importance: This inspection helps prevent disputes and claims at the destination by ensuring that the cargo is in good condition before shipment
Loading Inspections:
- Purpose: To ensure that the cargo is properly handled and loaded into the vessel or container.
- Process: Inspectors monitor the loading process to ensure that the cargo is loaded according to the agreed specifications and that it is properly secured.
- Importance: Proper loading prevents damage during transit and ensures the safety of the cargo and vessel
Discharge Inspections:
- Purpose: To verify the condition and quantity of the cargo upon arrival at the destination port.
- Process: Inspectors check for any damage or loss that may have occurred during transit and ensure that the cargo matches the shipping documents.
- Importance: This inspection helps resolve any issues related to cargo damage or discrepancies in quantity, ensuring smooth delivery
Hold Inspections:
- Purpose: To check the condition of the vessel’s holds before loading the cargo.
- Process: Inspectors examine the holds for cleanliness, structural integrity, and suitability for the type of cargo being loaded.
- Importance: Ensuring that the holds are clean and suitable prevents contamination and damage to the cargo
Lashing Inspections:
- Purpose: To ensure that the cargo is properly secured with chains, ropes, or belts to prevent movement during transit.
- Process: Inspectors check the lashing arrangements to ensure that they are adequate and comply with safety standards.
- Importance: Proper lashing prevents cargo from shifting during transit, reducing the risk of damage and accidents
