
Our Safety and Quality Standards
Compliance with International Standards
OutSpection adheres to globally recognized standards for scrap metal inspection, including ISO and ASTM guidelines. Our inspectors are trained to follow these protocols meticulously.
Environmental Responsibility
We are committed to supporting environmentally sustainable practices. Our inspections help ensure that scrap metal is recycled responsibly, reducing environmental impact and promoting resource conservation.
Reliable Results
Our rigorous inspection process guarantees reliable results, minimizing risks and ensuring that you receive scrap metal of the highest quality and safety standards.
These guidelines help ensure that scrap metal inspections are conducted consistently and accurately, promoting safety, quality, and environmental responsibility.
ISO Guidelines for Scrap Metal Inspection
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) provides several standards that are relevant to scrap metal inspection, including:
ISO 9001: This standard focuses on quality management systems and ensures that organizations consistently meet customer and regulatory requirements. It emphasizes continuous improvement and customer satisfaction.
ISO 14001: This standard focuses on environmental management systems, helping organizations minimize their environmental footprint, comply with applicable laws, and continually improve their environmental performance.
ISO 45001: This standard focuses on occupational health and safety management systems, aiming to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses by providing a safe and healthy working environment.
ASTM Guidelines for Scrap Metal Inspection
The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) also provides several standards for scrap metal inspection, including:
ASTM B1027: This standard provides guidance for sampling copper scrap in particulate form, such as copper chops, granules, or brass turnings. It helps ensure consistent sampling techniques for quality control2.
ASTM B1028: This standard outlines the use of handheld X-ray fluorescent (XRF) analyzers for positive material identification and contaminant detection in copper and copper alloy scrap. It provides best practices for using XRF technology to detect contaminants2.
ASTM WK86863: This guideline is proposed for inspecting, grading, sorting, and dispositioning copper scrap grades referred to as #1 Copper and #2 Copper. It aims to standardize practices and reduce inconsistencies in inspection and grading3.
Why Choose Our Scrap Metal Inspection Services?
Unmatched Expertise Our network of certified inspectors has extensive experience in evaluating scrap metal for recycling and resale. They know the ins and outs of industry standards and regulations to ensure your scrap meets all requirements.
Comprehensive Safety Checks Safety is our top priority. Our inspections include rigorous checks for hazardous materials such as radioactive substances, explosive residues, and other contaminants. We ensure your scrap metal is safe for handling, transportation, and processing.
Quality Assurance We verify the composition and quality of your scrap metal to ensure it meets the desired specifications. This includes identifying and segregating different types of metals and checking for impurities or unacceptable materials.
Transparent Reporting Receive detailed inspection reports with clear, actionable insights. Our inspectors provide comprehensive documentation, including photos and lab analysis results, to support your business decisions.
Easy and Convenient Process Post your inspection request on OutSpection’s platform and receive bids from qualified inspectors worldwide. Choose the best offer, make secure payments online, and track the inspection progress in real-time.
